Brutal truth on mindset that can hinder or accelerate your ambitions whilst ensuring you take those around you with you! There are big opportunities lying ahead and I truly hope that a next writing attempt (maybe using a professional writing assistance) will be able to take advantage.

In this book, Nims tells his story about family, childhood, education, service, and decisions that have led him and his team to climb the fourteen highest mountains on Earth (8000ers).

Wanting to do what everyone thought impossible, Nims developed Project Possible, a mission to climb the fourteen highest mountains in the world in only seven months, which is seven years faster than the world record.

I decided to put this down ro cultural differences and not to let it get in tge way of listening to what had been achieved.

Not only does Nims have exceptional physical stamina, he’s also a leader with great skills in financial management and logistics. We are experiencing delays with deliveries to many countries, but in most cases local services have now resumed.

Nimsdai is offering limited edition signed copies of Beyond Possible for the final time with 30% of proceeds going towards the Nimsdai Foundation which helps initiatives like the Big Mountain Cleanup. My area is home to a fair number of Nepalese immigrants, and I've struggled to find books to represent them. I wish the narration was done by the author or someone Nepali as the narrator sounded like an English public school boy and far removed from the author. It is not that nims doesnt respect the mighty challenge of 8000ers but its just that he believed in himself much more than one can imagine. He also seems to be claiming credit for spearheading cleaning up the mountains, and he has launched a very public endeavor (good!I am a huge fan of biographies, particularly adventure and survival biographies because they put any of my own perceived struggles firmly in place. Purja, who had served with the Gurkhas and the UK Special Forces, learnt throughout his journey that with bravery and enough heart and drive, the impossible was possible. I see it in other sports and I couldn't handle that, plus, I hate crowds and would prefer to just hike the unpopular mountains with pretty views. That's an example to all those who gave up without starting, no matter what are they trying to achieve. Both profound and inspiring, this intimate book reveals what it takes to go miles beyond the possible.