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WOW... that's a lot of work!

I did it too. :-) RPCV Botswana 1993-1995. I was sick day before summit. But did IT! Carpet of clouds was very, very cool.

I'd die if I went to Africa, Mosquitos LOVE me! Lol

This is years after your upload so I'm unsure that you'll see this but "small" actions or influencing just one community IS changing the world. Some people are blessed to be in a position where they can affect great change across many different peoples but it's also a blessing to be in a position like this where you work and grow alongside people in need. Time is the only one who can tell us how our actions will affect the people we meet and the places we live but I have no doubt based on what you have shared that all those lives you touched are in a much better position themselves to affect positive change in their own lives and the lives of those around them If that isn't changing the world in a meaningful and substantive way, I don't know what is Thank you for sharing, this is inspiring and very informative, and learning about your experience may very well change the path I walk as well. Thank you again for all you've done in the lives you've touched

Another great video, thank you so much for your help! ❤️

Thank you for your video, it was very informational. I applied for the English Education Volunteer program at Kosovo, a few months ago and I just finished my interview! I hope you're doing well now, thank you again! ❤️

Awesome stories my friend@ Greatnlook at a different world, world views and experiences! Good to vicariously experience giving back!😊

Hi Joey, I hope you are doing okay. I'm concerned since you left Africa- Liberia, have you gone back for a visit. It has been like over 4 years now

Iconic and spectacular, breathtaking views

So they wouldn't let me join being a convicted felon?

Excellent video🎉 relevant information ❤ Thanks for posting

The application process and waiting time 40 years ago was the same as you described for your application. Key to success is demonstrating a willingness to stick it out for 2 years. Peace Corps is always looking for math and science majors and folks with business skills. Don’t be afraid to apply even if you are out of college for a number of years. My group was mostly in their late 20s to late 30s. Peace Corps changed my outlook on life and set in the direction of a global career. I still keep up with my host family…yes, from 45 years ago. The toughest job I ever loved!

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Thank you for volunteering to teach in Liberia, I like your shirt.

Super presentation. What a flow ...

I love your videos ❤

Nice report! I was PCV in Zwedru, 85-86.

i am so glad i found this video. i have been wanting to volunteer in africa since i was 16. now, being halfway through my junior year of college, i see that this is truly an opportunity. i will graduate with my degree in prek-5 education in 2025 at 20 years old. rather than settling down right away, i would love to travel somewhere new and use the skills i have acquired - i feel i would grow much more as a person. however, i am family oriented so i have some hesitation and i also struggle with being independent. but, your video has really helped me lean toward a decision!! thank you :)

so amazing

Really excellent video and fantastic production. It took me a minute to orient myself to your rapid speech. :-) I think you go about 30 miles per hours, with peaks at 60.

The speed-talking really scatches something in my brain. so good.

I had to check if the video was sped up. Ive never heard someone speak so fast for so long:)

I've filled out my application already!

That looks like my dream Job!

Correction, summitted thrice via Machame……….

I have twice summitted thrice via the Machame route, once via Umbwe- Barranco- Barafu,,route. Then the 5th time i was ready for the toughest, steepest, route ( Umbwe, Barranco, Arrow Glacier-western breach ) which i tackled successfully to the summit.

I'm asking about the main reasons .that peace corps works for it .because I haven't gotten his .what this group can give us

Does anyone know if you’re allowed to grow your hair and beard out? Or is like the military and you have to have a chit or something

Thank you so much for sharing! You're a great communicator and I enjoyed this video :)

I want to summit Kilimanjaro but I’m scared. I want to do it to see if I can accomplish something really difficult, I wanna learn more about myself but I’m afraid I don’t have what it takes.

They cutt your D off

I lost count of how many “likes” five minutes into it.

Thanks for your testimony! I wanted to do this, but my life changed so dramatically so I couldn't do what I had wanted because Dad died, Mom remarried and then we moved up north to another state. So I commend you for posting this, thanks !

May God bless you in this life and the next

how they know - you got money in checked in bag ?

Hi Joey, you are a very interesting person, I feel positive energy from you :-) I would like to tell you that I think and feel that you are a >>Starseed<<. If you don't know what it means, try to think about it and search for information.. The universe wants to show you the way..

Don’t see how I’d go wrong if you get that central core you go back too

You are awesome!!!!

Tasmania's Mount Ossa in Australia was epic, scary and definitely one of the best things I've done.. alone! The Overland track is a 6day hike with each night in your tent or you can use the permanent camp huts. You are totally self sufficient in case of inclement weather. And basically throughout each day you can do little side trips eg a 30min walk to a look out or waterfall etc with a day pack leaving your big pack on the ground at the start point. So on this day I hiked for 3 hours from camp, did Mount Ossa (EPIC rock scrambling!) which was a FIVE HOUR round trip, picked up my (now VERY heavy feeling 20kg pack) and hiked for another hour to camp with a blissful rock pool and waterfall. This has given me the gumption to do Kili. I'd love to do the Lemosho route and plan to in 3 months. Wish me luck! And thank you for this video :) Keep adventuring everyone ;) Amy

It's being over 15 years since I came back from my Peace Corps service (RPCV Mauritania 2006-2008) and I still think about my time there very fondly.

I thought Denali was the tallest freestanding mountain

Thank you so much for these videos! Two years later and they are still blessing people like me who are ready to make a radical change in their lives. It took a brain tumor and finding my faith for me to wake up and see that chasing money and material things no longer satisfied and mean nothing in the end. Not sure if I physically could handle going overseas, but the peace corps is something I would love to do if given the opportunity! If not, I will continue to serve in my church and more locally. Thank you again for sharing your experience and I pray God continues to richly bless you! 🙏

Yay! Chile!🇨🇱 it's very cool that you did the peace corps.

Thank you 😊

I like the way you have explained the tormenting summit attempt. Extreme punishment to the body and mind !!

I have taken this mountain 5 times. Thrice via Machame route, twice via Umbwe route of which once i did Umbwe gate, Barranco, Arrow Glacier, Summit. This is the toughest route on the mountan !

Very informative, especially about o.k. to rent most of your stuff. My grandson is going to do the climb, so I want to know all about it.

Great video, 3:44 charge your phone. My man is like at 0% battery and not even in low power mode.

Thanks for taking the Climb Joey! Kili will welcome you back anytime!

Thanks for taking the Climb Joey! Kili will welcome you back anytime!