The Greatest Journeys All Start

When I Take Kids Into The Woods, I Tell Them, "what We're Going To Do Today Is Going To Be Incredibly Dangerous." And You Just See 20 Smiles Go Up. "but, We're Also Going To Learn To Look After Each Other, Who To Work Together And Who To Understand And Manage That Risk." That's What It's About, You Don't Empower Kids If You Don't Expose Them To Risk.

There's No Magic To Running Far Or Climbing Everest. Endurance Is Mental Strength. It's All About Heart.

I Joined The Army At 19 As A Soldier And Spent About Four And A Half Years With Them. Then I Broke My Back In A Freefall Parachuting Accident And Spent A Year In Rehabilitation Back In The U.k.

My Faith Isn't Very Churchy, It's A Pretty Personal, Intimate Thing And Has Been A Huge Source Of Strength In Moments Of Life And Death.

There Is Little Faith Involved In Setting Out On A Journey Where The Destination Is Certain And Every Step In Between Has Been Mapped In Detail. Bravery, Trust, Is About Leaving Camp In The Dark, When We Do Not Know The Route Ahead And Cannot Be Certain We Will Ever Return.