And there are two ways of meeting them: negatively, where blame is the answer, where other people are at fault, where you haven’t been treated fairly. The book covers Ants childhood, upbringing and trails and tribulations growing up through certain events including the army, Marines and SBS and experiencing those kind of folk therein. He describes the headaches from being at altitude, the fear of trekking through the Icefall, pushing on through exhaustion and bad weather, and reaching each camp. Applicability of cancellation rights: Legal rights of cancellation under the Distance Selling Regulations available for UK or EU consumers do not apply to certain products and services. It covers the whole of Ant's expedition to Everest, his alpha male dominance games with his cameraman, trying to learn more about his new sherpa friends, hating the tourist circus of the hike to Everest and the show off attitudes of some of the climbers whose mouths were a lot stronger than their climbing skills.

In his account of climbing Everest, he comes across as a bloody-minded egoist who is prepared to put his team mates at risk by failing to prepare properly as well as going on a 4-day bender immediately before the climb on the grounds that he has 'unusual levels of resilience'. He slags off people everywhere for being bed wetting victims, not pushing themselves, without once considering happiness. Also how he gives us normal life examples, as probably most of us won’t climb Everest any time soon. To access your ebook(s) after purchasing, you can download the free Glose app or read instantly on your browser by logging into Glose.A very good book on the effect a positive and brutally honest mind set can have on achieving your goals. We will process the refund due to you as soon as possible and, in any case within thirty (30) days of the day we confirm via e-mail that you are entitled to a refund for defective goods. Ant begins this book trying to deal with his sudden popularity and feeling paranoid that everyone knows who he is and wants a piece of him. I've been interested in the life of Ant Middleton since I first saw him on SAS Who Dares Wins and this second book is even better than the first book, both of which I really enjoyed.

Best SAS:WDW books for me are Foxy’s two (second one was the best and probably my favourite overall), and Ollie Ollerton’s ‘Break Point’. This is not intended to be a full statement of all your rights under the Distance Selling Regulations.

If a refund is payable to you we will process the refund as soon as possible, and, in any case within fourteen (14) days. Those who like self-help books can get something out of these books and for those just interested in Ant's own experiences, there is lots to enjoy in this book too. It's why in life, there's always some b*stard nipping at your fin, trying it on, trying to provoke and drag you down to their level. Not to take away from his first book, but for me, this was so much more than I expected and really resonated with me. As a rugby mum (he's just healed from a broken collar bone) it was also helpful to learn techniques for helping him turn nerves into action.