Climbing Mount Kenya - Africa’s 2nd Highest Mountain | Documentary

On December 12th 2020 just before Christmas and what was about to become the second Corona variation hit to the UK, a close friend of mine by the name of James invited me to join him in Kenya, where he has been residing for the past two years for work. I thought it would be a good chance to learn more about Africa and finally get out of my house, so I accepted his invitation. During the trip, i plucked up the courage to tell my friends that I would be extending my trip and joining them on their hike up Mount Kenya. So with no experience, equipment and honestly no real idea of what I was getting myself into, I agreed to climb Mount Kenya, the second-highest mountain in Africa.

This is my story as a non-experienced mountaineer, listening to his gut and seeing if could take on 2nd the high-test mountain in Africa. Mount Kenya - This is the journey of - Me Vs The Mountain

Let me know in the comments if you have climbed this mountain before or have plans to do it.

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Leonard Sekyonda is a British best-selling Author, Entrepreneur & Investor. At 19 years old Leonard jumped straight into the deep end, setting-up his first international business flying to South Asia (Philippines) and recruiting nurses to the UK.

Aware of the lack of support and belief available for aspiring entrepreneurs, Leonard went on to Co-found Tech startup MYCOMEUP in early 2009, motiving it’s audience with motivational articles and MYCOMEUP (words of wisdom) videos which have garnered over 31 Million views on Youtube.

MYCOMEUP WORLD is a social network that matches freelancers, entrepreneurs, and creatives. It also provides work opportunities through internship. The network now boosts over 127,000 global users. Leonard’s goal is to make the Personal Development techniques and methods that he has used throughout his journey accessible and applicable within people's day to day lives.