We Are Innovators On A Spirited Journey Through Life
We are innovators, on a spirited journey through life. Brought together by a shared passion for adventure and creating a life bigger and brighter than the norm. We try to connect the dots at every turn, sharing often-painful lessons learned and in doing so, accelerate the ascent to our own personal summits.
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No False Summit was created by a group of such wanderers, brought together by our shared goals, passions, and drive.
Enhancing Innovation and Education through AI Workshops
Our recent workshop, featured in Neighbors of Park City magazine, brought together 16 Parkites to explore AI. Led by Devrin Carlson-Smith of Extraordinary AI and Kevin Williamson of MadBrains AI, participants practiced AI prompting and natural language communication with ChatGPT. The event highlighted both technological learning and community connection, offering a space for members to learn and grow together.
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Spreading Holiday Cheer: Making the Season Brighter for Families in Need
In a heartwarming collaboration to spread holiday cheer, No False Summit (NFS) and the Belief Group have teamed up for a festive fundraiser and Christmas toy drive. Inspired by the spirit of giving, Ashley Heather, founder of No False Summit, and Taylor P. Adams, founder of the Belief Group, are rallying the community to contribute to a noble cause.
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The duo has set an ambitious goal of raising $30,000 to purchase toys from J.W. Allen & Sons Toys and Candy, who are generously partnering with them at cost. The more funds raised, the greater the number of underprivileged families in Park City who can be included in this heartwarming initiative.
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Leaving the World a Little Better Than How We Found It
We recently collaborated with Men Making a Difference and asked them to identify a project we could help fund. The project was for a single mother who lost one of her sons in an accident. NFS held a social event and donated the proceeds, along with other generous donations, to MMAD, who located a used vehicle and presented it to the woman. The two organizations plan to continue collaborating on future projects to help the community.
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