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		<title>Pole Pole: The Mantra of Kilimanjaro</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the things that we heard over and over again on Kilimanjaro was the porters and guides saying &#8220;Pole Pole&#8221; (pronounced pole-ay pole-ay). The translation is &#8220;GO SLOWLY.&#8221; Not only was this applicable on the mountain, but in the rest of the Tanzanians lives. Of course on the mountain going slowly was key to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">One of the things that we heard over and over again on Kilimanjaro was the porters and guides saying &#8220;Pole Pole&#8221; (pronounced pole-ay pole-ay). The translation is &#8220;GO SLOWLY.&#8221; Not only was this applicable on the mountain, but in the rest of the Tanzanians lives.<span id="more-2003"></span> Of course on the mountain going slowly was key to acclimatizing as we rapidly gained altitude. However we quickly noticed that Tanzanians have a special gift to be able to live life &#8220;Pole Pole.&#8221; They recognize that life is too important to have each moment lost in the hustle and bustle. Rather, they take time to enjoy life, enjoy family, enjoy friends, and don&#8217;t occupy themselves with worry and stress. For example, we expected that every morning we would be getting up at 5:00am and quickly hitting the trail. But no&#8230;they wanted us to sleep until 7, then brought us hot water to wash our faces, made us tea and breakfast, and we hit the trail at 8:30am.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Of course, the reason our county is so progressive, and the reason that we have wealth etc. is because we have mastered the art of multi tasking, working non stop etc. I&#8217;m not advocating that we stop working hard by any means. That&#8217;s what makes our lives comfortable here. And it is also simply a cultural difference. But I am advocating that we all take time to see how much we miss out on life if we are not slowing down and stopping to enjoy life, family, friends, and leisure time as well.</p>
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