It was a really, really long line as I approached the 12,389 foot summit of Mount Fuji, in Japan. After hiking for a few hours, on top of a mountain, a long line was the last thing I expected. Hundreds, perhaps thousands of people were in front of me. As I looked up at the majestic peak, I pondered the unspoiled beauty of the snow cap and the crisp cold air around me.
That’s when I heard the first cell phone ring — one of many it turned out. That reminded me. I had my mobile phone buried in my pack, too. So I dug it out to call my wife home in the U.S. My call to her didn’t go through, but just after I hung up, a call from one of my best clients managed to get through for a few seconds. It went something like this:
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