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Chris Warner is a quattro threat – mountain adventurer, leader, entrepreneur, and all-around great dude. He sketched out a business on toilet paper and ended up building the nation’s largest indoor climbing gym company – Earth Treks. It’s where people challenge themselves and love what they are doing – just like Chris. His mountaineering philosophy focuses on teamwork and looking out for partners. Coming home safe and alive is always more important than summiting. Chris’s live-and-breathe fascination with building teams has turned him into a student of leadership and leadership teacher for teams that face challenges where failure is not an option!
You’ll Learn…
Resources
Chris Warner
Earth Treks
High Altitude Leadership: What the World’s Most Forbidding Peaks Teach Us About Success
Chris Warner’s 2002 K2 Expedition
Climbing the Savage Mountain
Planet Granite
Henry Morton Stanley
Grand Teton National Park
Copper Mountain
Splat Calculator
Wharton School of Business
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Quotes from Chris Warner:
“The best way for people to find themselves was to first get lost.”
“I just want to spend my life out in the woods, doing cool adventures.”
“I am just so curious about the world.”
“You stop and help when you think you can make things better.”
By Marc Gutman5
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Chris Warner is a quattro threat – mountain adventurer, leader, entrepreneur, and all-around great dude. He sketched out a business on toilet paper and ended up building the nation’s largest indoor climbing gym company – Earth Treks. It’s where people challenge themselves and love what they are doing – just like Chris. His mountaineering philosophy focuses on teamwork and looking out for partners. Coming home safe and alive is always more important than summiting. Chris’s live-and-breathe fascination with building teams has turned him into a student of leadership and leadership teacher for teams that face challenges where failure is not an option!
You’ll Learn…
Resources
Chris Warner
Earth Treks
High Altitude Leadership: What the World’s Most Forbidding Peaks Teach Us About Success
Chris Warner’s 2002 K2 Expedition
Climbing the Savage Mountain
Planet Granite
Henry Morton Stanley
Grand Teton National Park
Copper Mountain
Splat Calculator
Wharton School of Business
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Quotes from Chris Warner:
“The best way for people to find themselves was to first get lost.”
“I just want to spend my life out in the woods, doing cool adventures.”
“I am just so curious about the world.”
“You stop and help when you think you can make things better.”