When life gets tangled there's something so reassuring about climbing a mountain. The challenge is unambiguous. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
Only when we accept full responsibility for our lives will we have the confidence and courage to risk. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
Our ability to respond positively to setbacks, fuels our creativity and lays the foundation for future successes. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
For those moments when it's just you and the rock and the ice and the snow, life always makes sense. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
Reaching that windswept perch, I decided, would cleanse my spirit and heal my wounds. More than that, it would send me home with a… — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
the deepest part of me is, and will always be, a climber. ... No matter where I go, I always feel like a climber. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
The end of the ridge and the end of the world... then nothing but that clear, empty air. There was nowhere else to climb.… — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
that's exactly what climbing is to me. ... Expression. What a painter does on a canvas, what a writer can do with the twenty-six… — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
When life gets tangled there's something so reassuring about climbing a mountain. The challenge is unambiguous. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
I've always had those little goals that I've worked toward-They add up. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
Only when we accept full responsibility for our lives will we have the confidence and courage to risk. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
Our ability to respond positively to setbacks, fuels our creativity and lays the foundation for future successes. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
For those moments when it's just you and the rock and the ice and the snow, life always makes sense. — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
In any endeavor, leaders should inspire members of the team with a passion for success, but within the framework of team effort. One of… — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
Everest wasn't like any other mountain. Only one of ten climbers who attempt the mountain stands on the summit. And for every three climbers… — Stacy Allison Copy Share Image
