Bear Grylls: Man VS Failure, Anxiety & Imposter Syndrome | E155

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

If we hit 3,000 likes i’m going to make a big announcement about a major upcoming guest in the next episode!!! 🤯🤯🤯 Make sure you’re also subscribed if you want to come and watch that episode. 👀

[@justsean6199]

Like part of a Jeremy Kyle audience?

[@markjohnnojohnson5352]

Ooooooooh😊

[@beazuzmcceasar22]

Time to get Steve Coogan on the show

[@markjohnnojohnson5352]

I’d love to see a dragons den special series interviewing past and present dragons that would be epic

[@mickandtraceycope7826]

Can't wait...

[@ChristinaAaliyah]

1:50 'Being academic, sporty or good looking, those things are the currency of school, but not the currency of life' love that 🙌🏾

[@rinkubhowmick9706]

😂

[@Xphinity]

"we are not trying to be the best, we are just doing our best" Well said Sir

[@nirau]

Back in 2006-ish, I would come from school and watch episode of Man vs Wild, it was my favorite program on Discovery channel. Here in Russia this program called "Выжить любой ценой" (literally "Survive at any cost"). I just adored how natural everything looked, and imagined myself being in those harsh, risky environments getting through with Bear Grylls. Even through dub voiceover I could feel this guy is legit, idk I just liked it. I hope that my Russian origin is not going to offend you, just wanted to share my childhood story.

[@LeonZaman]

It's a sad state of affairs that you think being Russian would offend anyone. You are you....You are not your leader. Peace, Love & Empathy.

[@twoinchtape]

Why would your Russian origin offend anyone?

[@u140550]

@@twoinchtape its due to the war, and that the goverment/leader with some russians that support him. also the overall loathing that many feel about the russian people, and how the few or many that are good who don't support the operation is why this person is treading lightly by saying "i'm not trying to offend you"

[@tiaralocke8680]

You are not your country. We are all human. Peace and blessings to you..❤.

[@yuliianedoruba]

I'm from Ukraine and I don't hate all Russians, I have friends from Russia and back to the 2014 they helped me a lot then! Hope that war is going to stop..We all want to leave in peace and love❤️ God bless you 🙏🏻 ❤️

[@adetomiwanjoku2490]

One of the best episodes ever, such a nice and genuine guy I have no idea Bear Grylls was like this. As a christian myself it was also nice to hear him speak about his faith

[@phantom2101]

Nice guy, seriously. He's a cruel scum bag

[@deadinthebed963]

Ok but tjis was hardly the first time. So often they dont keep it to themselves.

[@rhimiles]

@@deadinthebed963 Is your comment something you took away from the episode? Or something you brought with you? Personally, something I got out of this interview was the way Steve worked to bring Bear out of his shell. It shows how good he is as an interviewer, willing to risk discomfort and dig for the gems below the surface. He was both brave and gentle as a host. But it speaks to something honourable in Bear too, he recognises the baggage people bring to the conversation of faith. They spent a good chunk of time talking about just that: what holds Bear back from talking about his faith.

[@anyatranter5588]

@@deadinthebed963o to

[@rhimiles]

@Mokshya I saw that - but I'd always rather ask questions than make assumptions. Thanks for your input.

[@MaleLateBloomer]

Bear Grylls changed my life when I was 14 years old. He completely changed my attitude after reading his book "Blood, Sweat and Tears" and watching "Man vs Wild". Such an inspiration to me. Thank you Bear!!!

[@stephaniecoomey2356]

dude i was about to comment exactly this, great read when i was younger

[@tommypark2522]

That's the first non fiction book I ever read and I loved it

[@paddymuppy]

In what way did he change your life ?

[@darensmith1694]

Jesssvefmy lifeeiththosesimplethreeword bearifyouresdthishowcanidigdeepinsideforthatstregthtowalkagainsncope opewithichsngeinmylife

[@fishingwithtommy5743]

A true childhood hero cant stress enough how much bear grylls saved me.

[@ducienmitchell9501]

This interview with BG is just pure authenticity. It’s refreshing to see a high profile figure not take his celebrity status so serious and can be relatable.

[@richardbilcliffe9345]

The best podcast with BG as the guest. What a treat! He’s such a humble guy I love it. Only 20 mins in but he needs to be told how good he is!

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

He is incredible! Thanks for listening Richard ❤️

[@edwinromilly4645]

Wow BG is Amazing so articulate and yet balanced-!!! I always think Do not let what is out of your control interfere with what you can control. Use your frustrations today to motivate you rather than annoy you. You are in control of the way you look at things. Truth be told, there is an opportunity in almost every difficult situation to understand yourself more deeply, and also to improve your life. When life’s struggles knock you into a pit so deep you can’t see anything but darkness, don’t waste valuable energy trying to dig your way out. Because if you hastily dig in the dark, you’re likely to head in the wrong direction and only dig the pit deeper. Instead, use what energy you have to reach out and pull something good in with you. For goodness is bright; its radiance will show you which way is up, and illuminate the correct path that will take you there. When you can no longer think of a reason to continue, you must think of a reason to start over. There’s a big difference between giving up and starting over in the right direction. And there are three little words that can release you from your past regrets and guide you forward to a positive new beginning. These words are: From now on... Again, you are NOT in control of everything, but you ARE in control of the way you respond to life. And in your present response is your power.!! Truth be told, as time passes life educates and humbles us. We gradually realize how much nonsense we have wasted our energy and resources on.!! The cocksure are stupid but the intelligent are full of doubt and knowledge makes people humble,Arrogance makes people Ignorant Peace🕊

[@DrPatrickKingsep]

I agree - this interview is so interesting and emotional. I didn't realise bear g is so humble! Good to see

[@Celena__98]

“You don’t have to be the best to do your best” what an amazing and true quote by Bear

[@comienmoffat2551]

What an amazing human. He is so humble but honest and vulnerable. He is also not afraid to talk about his faith. Huge respect

[@joepetch308]

This guy lives in Switzerland. I met him. He’s a nice guy. Respect.

[@pollymorris810]

Wow - ive watched many of these CEO interviews….this one bought tears to my eyes with Bears vulnerability and decency…..what a guy - thank you Steven for honouring his integrity ❤

[@nickm8874]

I find his mindset fascinating and utterly, utterly inspirational I was the popular kid at school. But it masked what was a highly toxic upbringing. Surrounded by violence, mental health issues and relative poverty. I’ve done “well” from an outsiders point of view, in life, but I feel like I’m having to be resilient against myself most of the time, if that makes sense. My own demons and my own trauma is constantly trying to trip me up (case in point being that I’m posting this at half three in the morning, despite a full day of meetings tomorrow) and, whilst perhaps coming from a slightly different place, that “keep getting up and going again” message resonates with me so much. Thank you gentlemen. Both of you

[@RealDanishShuffle]

Hey Nick! Personally I think your level of self-reflection is a trait of a truely kind person! best wishes and hope you got some rest before work lol

[@nickm8874]

@@RealDanishShuffle just seen this mate. Really appreciate it

[@erichunter1677]

Well said, brother. I hear ya. Your honesty and authenticity says to me, you’re on the right path. It can be a struggle. So, keep up the struggle, mate. Thanks for sharing.

[@laurarobinson9372]

I hope one day he realises how incredible he is and how much of a impact he has had on people/outdoors/mental heath.

[@ميشيمباناتروأباهنةهورشكارا]

Bear is such a sweet person and has a kind soul he should be the role model for men across the world. I absolutely love him bless his heart ♥️ he got me through some difficult times in my life. He has no idea how important he is to so many and the comfort he has given. He only builds others and is worthy of respect he has integrity in everything he does.

[@Luke12_11]

Only 5 minutes in and you can sense the tears forming speaking about his story, Stephen your ability to ask poignant questions is amazing

[@TeluguSuperhumans]

So happy to see BG here :) He's like one of my heroes :)

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thanks for listening! 🙌

[@sickopierce]

This man is so humble and he's too kind in putting others above his own talents... There is no one else who could eat grub worms and drink their own piss with as much determination as this man does. You are a legend my friend and you touched many people. I fondly remember my whole family getting together to watch your first shows on tv, as did all my friends and their families. Whenever someone did something manly among my friends we would say "who are you? Bear Grylls?" lol Legend.

[@makkavalley9144]

And this is why we love him. It's so easy to see he's a genuine guy 🐻

[@niru.happygirl]

"Our job isn`t to be the best but to do the best" , inspirational story I watch Man vs Wild from Nepal .

[@nataspeaks]

Thank you for interviewing such a Person 🙏 People should know about him, if anyone still doesn't. Lots to learn from, lots to be inspired by.

[@Camille_Lee_Æon]

I so admire him. I am 51 and I am so tired of people telling me I can't do this or that. "IT is impossible". My mother with her illnesses, (That would bring most people to their knees. She lived 20 years after they told her she was going to die within a year). died living her best. I WILL achieve my purpose because it is something I am SUPPOSED to do. They can go have a cup of tea while I live and make a difference. Nike might have the copyright of, "Just do it". Hell that was my Mom's anthem long before that. If you want something bad enough, "Just do it".

[@rileySOG.29]

Amen.🙏

[@tfkdandsvkc]

Yes girl do it you only have one life

[@Kevin_C_A]

I grew up with Bear and the show man vs wild, it was epic. And I still remember to this day that at least in one of the episodes, Bear talked about his faith and that he basically said that he is never truly alone, bc God / Jesus is always there, with him.

[@tagelamooong7690]

loved this episode , discovered it after 2 years since streaming .truly enjoyed hearing Bear Grylls talk on a podcast.

[@chuckner18]

'Bring on the squeeze' I absolutely love that analogy of being tried and tested as a human!

[@danipzo8012]

What a special guy!! Well done to bring him!! 👊🏻

[@sosmybeautea]

Even in my broken state, I watched everything and still took something with me that gives me hope. Thank you for this

[@Seniorfiles]

Don’t give up:)

[@eaudedogue]

You're not broken Nikki. You're human

[@not2longnow]

Breathe Recalibrate Deliver Do not give up. You got this.

[@truthfully2277]

Failure comes before success. You’re on that journey; don’t give up. Be resilient. A Rope can cut through rock.

[@theinngu5560]

No state of mind is permanent..things change and hope things have changed for the better for you. There are lots of ways to help yourself and hope you found something that works for you or will do very soon.

[@blzz42]

I grew up as a kid watching Bear Grylls on TV and it is interesting to see a new side of him. He was an inspirational person that helped rekindle that spark for adventure within me. At a time when I was especially inwardly drawn as an adolescent, He helped show me just how vast the world actually was. We often get so lost in our day to day lives and the meaningless triviality of it all. Our vision becomes narrow and limited so to speak. Life loses its shimmer and it becomes grey and dull. When this happens it becomes necessary to take a step outside ourselves to see the opportunity and potential that exists all around us. The world is full of wonder, beauty, and intrigue… and it’s hard to see that sometimes because life is also full of hardships, pain, and suffering and it demands our pound of flesh as sacrifice. But if you face that with perseverance and faith, your eyes eventually open to see it’s beauty and wonder. Man against Nature reveals an important primal truth: life is an uphill struggle, a Sisyphus trial of stumbling uphill, of falling and getting back up again. And this isn’t a solitary journey. We forge our paths together, as friends, family, and community… there is a heroic spirit buried within each individual, and to live on the edge is to draw that spirit forth within yourself. Because every man who does eventually builds that city on the hill, and it becomes a beacon onto the world for new hope.. So bear your burdens gracefully, be humble, stumble up hills and persevere through the valleys.

[@cennybkillinum]

Wow..... blown away by this. I lost my dad at 19 and hearing bear talk about it the way he did just hit home so hard, definitely shed a tear listening to this

[@claudiacruz2310]

Me too

[@ItsBradHennessy]

When you recognise a guest, as we all do with Bear, it's easy to subconsciously have thoughts about what he may be like. I'm not sure what I was expecting however what a really nice, well rounded and grounded individual. It's clear that being a good human being is very important to Bear and I think we can all learn a lot from that. Looking forward to the next episode!

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thanks Brad!

[@aidanhardtarget]

An inspirational man, with great integrity. Excellent interview.

[@lexyroller]

I am going to watch this over and over again and show it to my daughter who is in scouts. Bear has the best attitude to life. What an inspiration!

[@catharris4638]

Absolutely amazing. What a humble man. I'm off to tell my family I love them!

[@aaronjohnstone2800]

Man I respect Bear more than anyone else who is into 'personal development' all these podcasters just sit around all day using words like 'imposter syndrome'. But bear is the real deal a true genuine man.

[@claurestrepo1561]

I absolutely LOVE getting to “know” these amazing guests that you bring to us through incredible HONEST conversations, it fills me with empathy, hope and often awe of the lessons. I’m so grateful to this podcast

[@lukaszu8011]

Bear - You are legend no matter what. You have no idea how many ppl all over the world love you. Even if this tv series was set up in most of the cases, most of us never experience what you did. Wish You all the best. You are great person.

[@tlaw192]

What an encouraging discussion, the world needs more encouragement and love. A man who desires to keep giving regardless of the ups and downs deserves much respect. One of the rare few times I have heard someone say that the world is amazing; I know I focus far too much on the negative. Thanks Bear and Steven!

[@Machiavelli698]

With being this vulnerable in the interview, he gives us viewers way more to learn and to think about. After watching his shows 10 years ago in 🇩🇪

[@ManosFeliceArt]

What a thoroughly inspirational conversation and Bear epitimizes the word 'Inspire'... I have a scroll that hangs on my wall at home that I picked up in Malaysia many years ago, it's written by His Holiness the X1Vth Dalai Lama and it goes "Never Give Up, no matter what is going on, Never give up. Develop the heart, too much energy in your country is spent developing the mind instead of the heart. Be compassionate, not just to your friends but to everyone, be compassionate. Work for Peace in your heart and in the world, Work for Peace. And I say it again... Never give up, No matter what is happening, No matter what is going on around you... NEVER GIVE UP!" This mantra, if you like, is something I read almost every day and has kept my spirits up when times get tough, which they invaribly do. Thank you for sharing Bear, I love your outlook on life.

[@kevpage]

I loved my late parents and told them regularly. I’m happy I did.

[@chris-cole]

Wow! Absolute embassador for mental health and I could have listened to another 3 hours of this gentleman, but you know what? He put it in such fine words of wisdom in under half that time! I wish more people would hear this podcast because what Bear says is all true. Much Much respect 🙏 Also Scouts Honour 🤘🙏⚜️

[@MrTomo4415]

First of your episodes I've seen and I feel very lucky to have caught this knowing Bear doesn't often give interviews. Great to hear him talk, and a great interview, Thank you

[@EkaridonGaming]

Amazingly underrated podcast. Aside from Bear being an incredible person, the host asked some of the best questions i've ever heard in an interview by far

[@theindieg]

I am so happy to see BG on here. I have been lucky enough to meet him twice in my life. One of them was giving him a tour of Brownsea island. He was humble even then, and left a real impression on me, and I genuinely see him as an inspirational figure. Sure there are always jokes and memes, but seriously this guy has been through some tough times, that would have broken lesser men. Thanks for having him on.

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thanks for watching Ryan! ❤️

[@PSPREVIEWER100]

So happy this got recommended to me. He's such a good person, not once did he try to sell you something during this podcast, which a lot of other similar personalities would def do. Love literally every topic that was covered in this!

[@TheAdventuresofSnickersandMinn]

Thank you Bear 🐻… can relate in so many levels! ❤ My Mom also said .. be strong.. keep going (before she passed).

[@ronsil5582]

I've been binging this podcast since I discovered it last week and this is my favourite episode so far. Your approach to an interview is THE BEST I have ever seen. Thanks for sharing your passion and incredible guests with us. You have an incredible talent

[@lindydee4293]

I agree, I’m hooked 😊

[@logancole2631]

He is such a great person to have as a guest, cannot wait to finish this and hear more details of his life. Appreciate you man.

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Thanks Logan! 🙏

[@antidrastic-element9307]

Didn't know much about Bear Grylls. Such a pleasant surprise to see how humble, and wise, and articulate he is. "Follow your dreams, be kind, be resilient, never give up." It all sums up to that. Great questions, great conversation. Thank you!

[@AndyCopps]

As a scout volunteer leader, this was an absolute brilliant episode. Thank you Stephen! And thank you Bear. "You don't need to be the best. Just do your best".... Love it!

[@CCLXII]

Didn’t know what to expect, but this was really brilliant. Such a genuine and humble gentleman. Thanks again Steven and crew.

[@Richard-talks-sense]

Pure ❤️ in this episode. I was intrigued to know about him away from the TV and this conversation was a great insight. What an amazing man and his family values, friendship values are similar to mine.i hold these things close to and that's what makes up life for me. The journey together as we've all grown and the happy places we've created together are so special so we enjoy them because if you blink you could miss out on great opportunities. This is like a previous episode where someone talked about reaching out to parents and communicating with them... All they wanted was the best for us in the times of what they could do ❤️

[@kronic0961]

Such a humble guy. His book "Facing Up" is my go to book. Probably read it 40-50 times now. Thank you for doing this podcast.

[@onlyme7308]

So humble. Edit. After having watched all of it, this is the kind of interview that can change a person’s life. Such a profound message. Akin to Jordan B Peterson. Just wonderful.

[@judyjoute2275]

what a humble you are Mr. Grylls. God bless you. thank you for this talk Steven

[@dswain1981]

What a humble guy. I totally sign up to his values and hope I can be the Dad he clearly is to his family. Great conversation Steve. ☎️ your Dad. 🙌🏻

[@TheSKCFC]

Grew up watching Bear Grylls on Discovery! It was amazing to hear him speak. So articulate, humble, and amazing. Thank you!

[@VariantZilean]

Don't be fooled by the laidbackness, this guy can turn it on and when he does, my god. Literally Jason bourne

[@eaastafricanxo3985]

This episode was really wholesome. Thank you both!❤️

[@anneteviljoen3773]

Thank you for sharing this amazing man with the world and showing the true meaning of life.

[@fantasticjames]

Bear Grylls seems to be a very nice man & incredibly humble. I think its very hard in media to find humble people so this interview was very refreshing. The combination of being close to nature and his Christian beliefs probably keep him so grounded. I choose humility over show boating any time.

[@celinetaylor6312]

This is such an inspirational interview! I particularly like when he shared his faith with boldness and simplicity. Thank you Steve for those thought provoking conversations.

[@ab190455]

Refreshing to see a great interview with BG. he comes across as a vulnerable but genuine guy and I think SB handled the interview so well with the same tone. impressed with both :)

[@krisb-travel]

Such a powerful interview I hope a lot of school kids watch this. What a guy

[@abishaqleel1923]

What a brilliant episode, love bear grylls - for those who don’t know his book ‘facing up’ documents his journey from when he broke his back to climbing Mount Everest!

[@zakkibriya8447]

One of the most humble, loving, kind, wise, moving guest I’ve seen. I have a whole new found respect for Bear. Thank you to the interviewer for handling this interview with the kind of gentleness it deserves.

[@thomasj5722]

This was amazing, the wisdom he got is really something else.

[@improvementTime10.3.17]

29:40 faith 2 view points 32:00 awkward is okay 51:40 dont overestimate how much those simple awkward words can mean 33:33 no guarantee in life But even so keep going for it 35:11 ambition isn’ worth life 33:40 your worth isn’t in fame 45:33 the bmf camp to trauma bd find comradely 47:00 all his hardest movements had made him go through all the things he needed to, to have the great things he does now 47:33 both him and wife lost fathers within 1 year of marriage 24-25 And the hurt and pain they both went through has forged their relationship to be even stronger now 50:00 nothing is definite even society and what everyone built their lives upon was completely shaken by Covid Anything that feels stable don’t take it for granted 51:15 never give up > talents, good looks, or anything else 57:05 prioritize energy and love for those close to you rather than the outside world And come home with family being grumpy energy instead 59:22 shift the line to be more for people and those around so when line shifts towards work it’s still in surplus

[@V62926685]

Logical, practical, humble, interesting, well-spoken and quite introverted. Bear seems just the kind of guy I could easily chill with over a beer, shooting the shit and friendly-debating about anything at all.

[@Debbie261061]

Oh I loved this episode. Restores your faith in humanity.

[@pinkyplonks]

Bear comes across as such a genuinely lovely, caring and kind person. Best of luck in all his future endeavours, looking forward to reading his book!

[@jaykingsun7093]

People often mistake being an asshole with being an alpha. This man is the perfect example that that is wrong.

[@wigglywrigglydoo]

True, people who are acting in the way you class as "assholes" are weak. They're so weak that even when they dead lift hundreds of kilograms, or finish any triathlons or races, they may still hardly have empathy or sympathy for others. They're the most important thing in the world to them, they're the victims, and because of that, they feel entitled or feel that they're above others. The real strength is having all, or having none, and still being a kind, loving, caring, honest person with integrity and code of ethics, that is strength.

[@grahamoconnor5033]

Brilliant, Honest interview given by a true gentleman who is incredibly down to earth and just a completely genuine human! They say never to meet your hero’s if you don’t want to be disappointed! This couldn’t be further from the truth in Bears case. I had the honour of meeting him and spending some time with him and his wife and son in 2015 and he is one of the best people I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting and talking to! Keep being you Bear wishing you and your Beautiful family all the very best and I hope to have the opportunity to hang with you again sometime in the future! Take care buddy.. Graham 😊👍🏻

[@vitorfilipe2597]

I have also lost my dad and now at 52 years of age wish if he was here if only for a minute more so I could tell him dad you were right all along , thank you for all your good advice and I love you. Awesome interview , thanks

[@SS-qt8ki]

History of life events are visible on the face of Bear... All the lines on forehead, cheeks, below eyes are telling a story. A man worth listening to...

[@kathrynmeier4223]

While growing up and watching Bear Grylls, I got the sense that he was a great guy. I love listening to Bear's wisdom. Now seeing this, it makes me realize that I really wanted to have these types of real conversations with my dad, who has been emotionally distant. It makes me happy to see good dad figures, and Bear's been one for me. Excellent interview, amazing work. Thank you, all involved, for striving to be kind and to do your best.

[@sethtbaguley]

Like most I've watched a ton of podcast episodes of this style... But hands down - this was the most impactful, nourishing and genuinely human interaction I've ever watched. One, you are a fantastic invterviewer - not only do you lead the conversation well, but you clearly care about the engagement you're having with your guest. Two, Bear carries a level of wisdom and authenticity rare today and much needed to revitalize a confused generation. Listening to him reminds me of how in civilizations past people would flock to listen to Rabbis and Sages to glean insight on how to live life well. What a privilege it is that we could all enjoy this genuine interaction between two people - both remarkable, yet both normal guys trying to "do your best".

[@terranhealer]

Love this quote “to be successful in anything you do requires heart and spirit. It’s not necessarily a god given trait but rather a muscle that you build through practice, and repetition. IT’s built by going through the doors of failure and getting back up to try again and again.”

[@juju_basspop]

I love how honest he is. I love everything about this man ❤️ thank you for this wonderful interview 💚

[@JordanVlogs-QWA]

I grew up watching this guy. I used to watch bear grylls almost daily when I was younger. This is mad. What a legend.

[@joannamuyoti2621]

...what a truly humble gentleman! Thank you for the introduction to him and I hope you messaged your dad!

[@improvementTime10.3.17]

6:40 forging relationships that lasts Brothers sisters and best friends to this day Most proud of friendships with his crew And life isn’t competitor of who’s more talented It’s a journey to take with great friends 9:00 surrounded by amazing people And imposter syndrome It’s not aboit being the best and most talented 12:30 sas selection is all resiliency 18:22 21:00 wisdom to know when to quit comes with experience and age But in general 90% of the time it’s resiliency 22:15 small things everyday to keep yourself comfortable with discomfort That being uncomfortable and unpleasant isn’t bad like Hugh Jackman It’s about keeping that muscle well trained

[@salvatorelicata8768]

That was the most awesome thing i ever heard...... " You don't have to be the best, just do your best " Absolutely real! Absolutely Awesome! Thats what " Rocky " was based on. DAM! SO GOOD!!!!

[@pacibaco]

A great role model that exceeds most everyone I can’t think of especially the fim and sports figures worshipped .

[@lingua-multiga]

It is great to see that such people exist on this planet. A great human 🙏

[@olliethorley88]

What a fantastic, humbling unbelievable guy. So genuine and down to earth. Really enjoyed this one. I do have one thing and surly I can’t be the only one who would absolutely love to see Sir David Attenborough on this podcast. Please make it happen pleaseeee

[@OpulentRepublic]

Definitely 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@SpiceScholar]

Legend - yes & Jane Goodall

[@52Mistakes]

I have spent 40 years following my dream and done ‘things’ differently. I want to thank you both for the most inspirational interview in years/ever. Following the close of our family business during Covid I am about to follow my ultimate dream and inspire others to follow their dreams. I will publish my book “52 Mistakes I have Made in. Business; so you don’t have to”. I am soon to launch my KZbin Channel ‘ Graham ‘positivity’ Brooks. Your open and honest comments as just added fuel to the fire, which still burns after 40 years of set backs. Thanks again Gra xx

[@Super-lucky-7777]

got to say I need to thank this man, he helped me so much and now after the covid trauma aftermath Im looking to him again.

[@Star5dg]

True inspiration. BG is a real inspiration. Him and ben fogle are my inspirations. Being a father is a true blessing and these two inspire me to be best dad i can be

[@DavidDavis311]

This was one of the most inspirational things I have watched in years. What makes it special is that it’s genuine.

[@nicholsutton523]

Really loved this episode! What a humble person! Thanks so much for this wonderful episode!

[@sbusisongubane8386]

I just love these podcasts man 😭❤️

[@mikeypotts4732]

I think this is my role model. I used to watch man vs wild all the time as a kid. Absolutely loved it. Thank you for having him on.

[@ayo.mp4]

Bear Gyrlls speaking on his Christian faith was such a highlight of this episode. I am not even near the end of the episode but seeing the boldness and the simplicity of it all is just beautiful. He articulated it all so well and that's all it is. Forgiven & loved by Jesus Christ, the Almighty 😌

[@tbo2120]

Respect. God is good.

[@upendasana7857]

Love Bear Grylls,this is a man spitting the truth right there,staying humble and genuine...something that seems so rare these days.I loved this one and I loved that other one with Ben Fogle,I think they both have something in common in being in nature to test their endurance and limits to find out who they really are

[@AaronWatson396]

Grew up watching this guy, nothing but respect for him. Thanks for all you have given us over the years.

[@raulpuertas9310]

Bear is the man!!!! I've always been such a fan of his.

[@The24hrStruggle]

BG - think one of the few guests I could go for a pint and genuinely sit with for a few hours and just listen to the stories etc. great guy.

[@cynthiastratton1034]

This was such an amazing interview! BG so humble and really an inspiration!! Positive radiates from him. I need more of this in my life.

[@danielanderson9118]

I believe he’s so likeable because he’s in some respects very relatable. His achievements do exceed what most viewers can look reach, but as an individual he’s very relatable. He does embody the part of us that want to get out there and be a part of the world. He’s is also very candid without the arrogance that absorbs people who are in the public domain. Great podcast.