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Mark Woodward on climbing Mt Everest...again and again

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Mark Woodward (right) and Julian Haszard (left) at the top of Mt Everest in 2004. Photo / Supplied

Mark Woodward (right) and Julian Haszard (left) at the top of Mt Everest in 2004. Photo / Supplied

Mark Woodward has climbed Mt Everest...NINE TIMES.

The Country's Jamie Mackay caught up with Mark at the PGG Wrightson Real Estate Annual Conference where Woodward is a keynote speaker.

So what drives someone to conquer Everest over and over again? Mark gives Jamie the low-down on what makes him tick.

Have a listen to the full interview in the Soundcloud embed below:

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