I Do See A Lot Of The

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.

I've Seen Extreme Bravery From The Least Likely Of People. Life Is About The Moments When It's All Gone Wrong. That's When We Define Ourselves.

Life Has Taught Me To Be Very Cautious Of A Man With A Dream, Especially A Man Who Has Teetered On The Edge Of Life. It Gives A Fire And Recklessness Inside That Is Hard To Quantify.

The Line Between Life Or Death Is Determined By What We Are Willing To Do.

Above All, I Feel A Quiet Pride That For The Rest Of My Days I Can Look At Myself In The Mirror And Know That Once Upon A Time I Was Good Enough. Good Enough To Call Myself A Member Of The Sas. Some Things Don’t Have A Price Tag.