Erik Weihenmayer, the first blind climber to conquer the Seven Summits

Eric Weimer, the first blind person to climb the tallest peak on every continent, shares his journey. Diagnosed with retinoschisis at a young age, he found solace in rock climbing, which offered him adventure and a sense of freedom. Eric describes his unique climbing techniques, relying on touch rather than sight, and the meditative nature of the sport. He emphasizes embracing challenges and using adversity as a catalyst for personal growth.

What does Eric find meditative about climbing?

In what way does Eric suggest that adversities can be used positively?