Hiking In Zion National Park
Yesterday I took a much needed break and visited Zion National Park, which is one of my absolute favorite places to go hiking and camping. I never grow tired of the trails and things to do in and around Zion.
Some of you may know that I live in southern Utah, and if you have never been in the area, you don't know what you are missing!
An added treat yesterday was meeting with one of my newer friends, Odinn Sorensen, who hails from Denmark. Odinn is becoming well-known online, and will be in the "hotseat" presenting one of his next projects in front of 200 attendees and a World-Class Expert Panel of top-level marketers at Ken McArthur's jvAlert Live!
Odinn twisted my arm into climbing up Angels Landing, which in my opinion is the best hike in the park!
These views are looking back across the spine we traversed to reach Angels Landing.
This is no illusion, the chain is right at the edge of a 1400 foot dropoff. I kept focusing on the fact that I had to "stay on the path and not veer to the left or to the right" most of the final one-half mile.
The entire round-trip hike lasted 3 hours, and was challenging mentally and physically, but well worth it!
As Odinn stated on top, we took Massive Action to Completion! I urge you to do the same, whether in your online or offline pursuits!
I invite you to listen in as Ken McArthur interviews Odinn tonight at 9 pm Eastern time. You can catch the call here: Ken And Odinn Teleseminar
Some of you may know that I live in southern Utah, and if you have never been in the area, you don't know what you are missing!
An added treat yesterday was meeting with one of my newer friends, Odinn Sorensen, who hails from Denmark. Odinn is becoming well-known online, and will be in the "hotseat" presenting one of his next projects in front of 200 attendees and a World-Class Expert Panel of top-level marketers at Ken McArthur's jvAlert Live!
Odinn twisted my arm into climbing up Angels Landing, which in my opinion is the best hike in the park!
These views are looking back across the spine we traversed to reach Angels Landing.
This is no illusion, the chain is right at the edge of a 1400 foot dropoff. I kept focusing on the fact that I had to "stay on the path and not veer to the left or to the right" most of the final one-half mile.
The entire round-trip hike lasted 3 hours, and was challenging mentally and physically, but well worth it!
As Odinn stated on top, we took Massive Action to Completion! I urge you to do the same, whether in your online or offline pursuits!
I invite you to listen in as Ken McArthur interviews Odinn tonight at 9 pm Eastern time. You can catch the call here: Ken And Odinn Teleseminar
One more thing you should do is check out Ken's jvAlert Live, as it will definitely change your life if you are doing anything online!
Enjoy the view!
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