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My life is not like the TV show, you know, where all the bad bits of the trip overs are cut out.

You know, crew would come in and they go, this is epic, but you're going to be dead in two years' time.

You've also got to be resilient enough to hang around and still be in the fight when

the luck comes. Gosh, I get emotional thinking about it. And I never really said thank you to him.

You know, like, just thank you. Just get used to the fact that fear is going to knock on your door.

It is all about how you respond to it.

That's the well-known voice of legendary adventurer Bear Grills, a man who's faced life or death

situations in the most extreme conditions on earth. But this conversation with me, Jake

Comfrey and our high-performance expert, Damien Hughes, moves away from the stuff that Bear normally talks about

and much more towards his personal regrets, the industry challenges he's faced and what his future

looks like. I've never heard him talk like this, Damien. No, I mean, his take on faith and religion

has been well documented recently, but what he shared with us was really revealing. And also,

what he told us about how long he thinks he's going to live for. Me, honestly, my jaw was on the floor at that

point. I must have told 20 people what he said about longevity. So stay listening for that.

And also stay listening for a cameo from Bear Grill's biggest fan. It might just be my own son,

Sebastian. He was happy,

wasn't he? He was, but it was a lovely moment that's worth listening out for.

Absolutely. And just to tell you that this does get a very emotional in parts,

and Bear, huge thanks for coming on and trusting us to have this conversation with you,

as we welcome Bear Grills to high performance.

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