MOUNT KINABALU, MALAYSIA (16 - 18 March 2018)

October 21, 2018

We did it again! Team Kinabalu March ‘18 faced their fears, pushed through limits and embraced uncertainties and setbacks. As a result, they achieved peak performance.

Our 10 Trekkers come from different professional backgrounds, age groups and different countries, hence bringing with them varied culture and experiences to share and connect on the mountain. What also pulled them together is their shared passion - genuine love of the great outdoors and their search for challenge and adventure. They decided to put away comfort and their “security blanket” but instead chose to rough it out with physical strength, endurance, mental agility and grit without (of course) compensating on grace & glamour 💋.

Despite the Magnitude 5.2 earthquake that hit Sabah the week before, these 10 ladies were undeterred. They did not give up in the face of danger, discouragements and uncertainties. Because they had prepared themselves with confidence and courage, were focused with clear goals and plans. Single minded and together, they braved through the altitude, the cold, the dark and the torturous climb. In the process, they learned valuable life lessons along the way which we are confident they will leverage to fortify their success plans both in their professional and personal lives. These are highlighted habits for success which resonate with ATC’s core values and form the foundation of what we do and deliver.

Congratulations to our Amazing Trekkers who conquered Mount Kinabalu (4095m), the highest peak in Malaysia.

KINABALU

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