Going North – Day 10

Hi Everyone, Day 10.

Another windy day with low visibility. These days are mentally hard because you can’t really see what the ground is like. My sled went over on it’s side today many time which can be frustrating. I’ll often remind myself to focus on what I can control. I can’t control the weather or conditions but I can control how I react to them.

I want to dedicate this post to AMS.

I’m incredibly grateful to AMS for coming on board as a sponsor and supporting my expedition.

AMS are known for their no nonsense approach, deep expertise, and commitment to excellence. Their mission focuses on supporting defence forces by maximising equipment performance, ensuring operational readiness, and enhancing mission success.

As a former British Army officer, these values resonate strongly with me. The military teaches you the importance of integrity, teamwork, initiative, and ownership, values that AMS also places at the centre of how they operate. Expeditions, like military operations, rely on preparation, trust, and the ability to solve problems under pressure. When you’re operating in extreme environments, there is no room for shortcuts, only a commitment to doing things properly.

In a 10 minute conversation with AMS, they agreed to come on board and support the expedition. Thank you to the team at AMS for your trust and support.

Thats all for today.

You can follow my journey and listen to my audio blogs here: https://zerosixzero.com/polarpreet/north-26