Nobody Wants To End Up Super Rich

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.

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.

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.

I Train Five Days A Week Hard - But It Is Short And Sharp - 30 To 40 Minutes Of Functional And Pretty Dynamic Body-strength Circuits, Then I Do A Good Yoga Session On The Sixth Day, Then I Rest.

The Hardest Thing About My Job Isn't The Snake Bites Or The Crocodiles, It's Being Away From My Children. I Have A Really Religious Satellite Phone Call Every Day Back To The Boys, Wherever We Are, Whatever Time Zone, To Say Goodnight.