What do a public servant from New Zealand, a COO of a skilled nursing facilities company from California and a hotel development manager from the UK have in common? Well, they all completed a 100-mile trek across the surface of a frozen lake in Northern Mongolia, slept in traditional nomad camps and endured subzero conditions. And those weren’t even the most challenging parts of the journey.
During a prolonged heatwave last year in the UK, I signed up for Rat Race’s Mongol 100 (). At the time, the idea of being in
