If you missed this broadcast in December, you have another shot, this Sunday, February 17th at 2:30 p.m. (Eastern).

Last year I worked on a book proposal for Chris Warner, a world-famous mountaineer, and Don Schmincke, a scientist and corporate trainer, about leadership lessons learned on the peaks of the world’s most dangerous mountains. Even as New York publishers were reviewing the proposal, Chris was leading an expedition along the insanely dangerous Pakistan-Afghanistan border and on to the summit of K2, one of the world’s deadliest peaks. It was the most successful climb in the history of the mountain, though not without tragedy: two died in the attempt.

NBC’s riveting one-hour special on Chris’s expedition first aired in December; it runs again this coming Sunday at 2:30. Put it on your calendar: it’s breathtaking, well worth the hour!

For more, see Chris’s web site, SharedSummits.com.

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