On April 14, a new meeting took place within the framework of the Formula for Success television project. The guest of the program was Maria Auezova, a record-breaking woman who climbed the base camp of Mount Everest at an altitude of 5364 meters and Mount Kala Patkhar at a height of 5640 meters after amputation of both legs.
The heroine of the issue is used to working hard and achieving her goals, but in front of the youth gathered in the studio, Maria was not afraid to admit her weaknesses. She is ready to share her unique life experience, support and help those who need it. As the heroine herself admitted, this meeting helped her relive many positive emotions, remember the path she had traveled and take a fresh look at it.
As a child, Maria recalls, she was the most ordinary child who loved outdoor games in the street with friends. The family played a big role in her development as a person. The support of relatives and friends later helped the heroine more than once, including in her conquest of one of the Everest camps.
Many guys were very interested in how a girl, having lost both legs at the age of 22, could decide to go to the mountains and conquer the peak. “It was very difficult,” the guest of the program admits, “but this rise was necessary.”
What happened in life taught Maria to look at things differently, to live today, to set priorities in life differently. The girl is sure that in order to change the world, you must first change yourself. And she succeeds. She does not make sky-high plans, appreciates every new day, enjoys meeting new people and dreams that her life will be filled with ordinary human joys.
“You need to be true to yourself,” Maria is convinced. That is why she liked the question of a student of the Karaganda Regional Higher Nursing College Uliana Kim, who asked if the heroine had ever betrayed her principles.
Children left positive feedback about this meeting.