Compare And Contrast Jordan's Attitude And Goal Towards Climbing

Jordan’s attitude and goal towards climbing differs from Peak’s attitude and goal towards climbing Mt.Everest. Jordan’s lifelong goal was to climb the Seven Summits which made him be harder on himself and doubt himself. In the prologue of “No Summit out of Sight” it says, “I wished I could go back to the beginning, to the very first time I had said the words, “I want to climb the Seven Summits,” and rethink everything.” Jordan’s training put him in a mindset where when he reached the mountain, he doubted whether he could do it, making himself say those words. Peak didn’t know he was going to be climbing Mt.Everest, until his father told him indirectly. After he knew he was to climb Mt.Everest, he was willing to do his best, and take the challenge of making it to the summit, but mostly enjoy himself.
My plan is to sell the business in a few years and retire on the proceeds.” Josh is practically using his own son to gain publicity for his business and make money off Peak. Peak wasn’t sure whether he wanted to be famous, and wasn’t happy about Josh’s reason for bringing Peak to climb Everest, but he was to make the best out of it, and try to make it to the summit for his own satisfaction. Peak and Jordan had different reasons for climbing Everest which led to both having different mindsets which led them to having different attitudes and goals in climbing Everest. On pg.142 it says, “I’m going to make it to the summit, I told him as he walked out of the mess tent…Your legs, your arms, your muscles, your endurance…A partner can encourage you, maybe even stop you from falling, but they can’t get you to the top. That’s entirely up to you.” Peak is confident in his climb to the summit for now he wants to prove Zopa and the others that he will make it to the