“Just being out there, sort of bathes me with joy and happiness. There's something about nature, all of it, the flowers, the trees, the rocks, the mountains, the sky, the clouds…everything is just wonderful for me. It was it was just wonderful to know that that kind of lift was there for you. And then I wanted to share it with others. With people I've mentored, either formally or informally, I've always tried to get them out to appreciate nature as well.” – Anne Lorimor
Anne Lorimor is not your typical great-grandmother sitting in her rocking chair. At age 85, Anne broke the record for being the oldest woman to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro, the highest free-standing mountain in the world. Her record was soon broken, so at age 89, she returned to the mountain to reclaim the record. In July of 2019, she became the oldest person to summit Mount Kilimanjaro, giving her a place in the 2020 Guinness Book of World Records. Anne is a goal setting achiever at heart. She holds numerous degrees, including an RN, “as a backup career choice,” and never stops pushing her limits to achieve what others see as impossible.
Your Key Takeaways
- Beyond the Climb - How Anne used the attention from her record-breaking hike up Mt. Kilimanjaro to benefit children and youth
- Looking Ahead – Anne’s goals and the ultimate impact she hopes to make in the future
- Sharing the Love of Nature - How Anne incorporates nature into her mentorships to empower others
- Anne’s Philosophy – Why it’s never too early to start, and it's never too late to learn and grow
- Final Thoughts & Best Practices – The power of giving back and paying it forward
How can you empower others and pay it forward in your own life?
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