Ollie Ollerton - Full Interview with the Mulligan Brothers

[@thwackmybonobo]

As a cancer survivor, short-term discomfort long-term gain really resonates.

[@JamesColley89]

Low

[@gameram6382]

Well done mate

[@Azzi_0161]

Harry Brown proud of you dude congrats 👏🙏

[@lizmccormac7308]

God bless you. 😊♥️🇨🇮🇨🇮

[@adamkane8250]

Harry bro, i hope ur doing well. I dnt know u but my thoughts r wit u....

[@MyScotty7]

I have watched hundreds of podcasts about SAS,delta,seals the lot and ive never been fixated watching this podcast in my life! I have read ollies book and listening to him on here is life changing for me on how we think and should live.Thank you

[@MyScotty7]

So* fixated

[@Dave_Cymru]

Ollie, is a retired Swimmer Canoeist!

[@bubbazanetti9010]

It's called being a deluded fanboy

[@FJ24.]

@@bubbazanetti9010 what? Wdym

[@ronm3671]

Ollie has a big heart! One could punch him in the face for nothing!. .. then he would ask you....' why the fuck did you do that???.. Even though he has the skills to rip your fuckin head off with his bear hands! ...He wouldn't, because he is wise and has a heart.

[@florence1395]

So intriguing, loved this interview. At 62, I’m retired & a very independent lady in every way…………this man has made me think, I’ve got so much too do! Thank you 🙏

[@Michael-cj9uo]

Yes Florence! Get after it.

[@damonbervoets1435]

I like these interviews. No bullshit, talking the blunt truth no matter how dark. These guys (SAS, SBS, Military) are the real HARDMEN of the human race. It makes the gangsters in Cities who carry knives, rob people, and sell drugs seem absolutely pathetic. The amount of balls and motivation it must take to do the job they do is phenomenal. We can learn a great deal from their wisdom, life lessons, and mindsets. Respect. Great video guys!

[@avslope8963]

What a man. Absolute privilege to listen to this. Amazing work in Thailand. Thank you for your service.

[@stevequinny]

Was thinking 2 hours is a long time for an interview, but I could watch another 2 hours. Fantastic stories, well told by a genuine human being

[@michael.waddell]

This guys wisdom goes far beyond just being a badass special operator. I love his reflections on life.

[@bubbazanetti9010]

Haha, did this Luciferian agenda pusher "enlighten" you?

[@charlesopuoro5295]

There's a reason they are referred to as the thinking soldier.

[@charlesopuoro5295]

Physical fitness is just a start, the true test is of the mind.

[@bubbazanetti9010]

@@charlesopuoro5295 Man, they can't even think to question who gives the orders. Mind controlled morons.

[@jameshay2866]

@@bubbazanetti9010 fuck off home best soldiers in the world

[@onedaywellallbedead4338]

I’m 50 years old Childhood trauma never goes away Thanks for the inspiration.

[@MsGnor]

Wow. I could listen to Ollie for hours. So much value. The child trafficking makes me sick. Thai rescue project is beyond hair-raising and heartwarming. Well done for keeping Gray Man going.

[@bencruzar7135]

Same, these guys are the knights of Camelot.

[@michaeltongue5881]

@@bencruzar7135 p

[@RialB_music]

As someone whos just applied for the marines what an inspiration this interview has been. Never really paid much attention to Ollie until now. Always focused on Ant.

[@cannonball9478]

Good luck with your journey.

[@Harvey-dg3ry]

Im applying at the end of the month too

[@papaducknips3461]

Good luck. First test: Getting past Capita

[@RialB_music]

@@papaducknips3461 yes the phrase chocolate tea pot comes to mind. Their making this so much harder than it needs to be.

[@user-Red5hield-exp0ser]

CTCRM is a very interesting place. Those 32 weeks minimum, can make or break you. Babies heads, Gorse, Zinc oxide tape and sleep dep will challenge you. Practice cold water training before u go in. Winter training is harsher than the warmer months

[@I2ezident]

I was going to bed an hour ago but I can't stop watching. It's brilliant Ollie!

[@Nutberg20]

Total adoration and respect for this guy and many others like him

[@keenanpowers9222]

100% agree. His story and outlook is so motivating. Short term pain for long term success. **and with the intent of always learning, I think admiration was the word you were looking for.

[@bubbazanetti9010]

Luciferian agenda pusher

[@Kaisersoz89]

@@keenanpowers9222 morning y y yy y yi i

[@Kaisersoz89]

@@keenanpowers9222 morning yI iyry yis yyy yy yand i y y y y yyou

[@Kaisersoz89]

@@keenanpowers9222 morning ymorning iI iI i ii and y

[@Happyheart146]

I have learned more from this man, than all of my psychiatrists, family, friends and every person I've ever met put together. Thank you for this wisdom. My life is going to change for the better.

[@ABLO_dnb]

We can all learn a lot from this guy. BUT more importantly all the other interviewers can learn a lot about how to interview from the mulligan bros. no interruption, no interjection of their own life story (kemp), just direct questions and then allow time to answer. Superb, only half way through and you’ve gained a subscriber.

[@Primalone]

Great interview with Ollie Ollerton. Huge fan. Much appreciated!

[@digitalmarketingwithbrye]

I am in awe of you Ollie... How you have transmuted your experiences into tools for others is truly admirable I'd love to shake your hand... Brother.

[@johnhall9859]

Ollie. What a wise man you are .I've learnt more from you than anytime in my life

[@kingbiscuittime6082]

Thanks Ollie and The Mulligan Brothers we are a TEAM 👍

[@MulliganBrothersInterviews]

🙏🏻

[@nickpricey8689]

I listened to this interview from start 2 finish. This man is a Absolute Hero. I wish him and his family good health

[@mikel4663]

I listened to Ant Middleton's audio book on here about how hard he is and all the blokes he knocked out blah blah blah so I was reluctant to listen to this, I stand corrected..what a top fella Ollie is, great interview!

[@onepunchflan3071]

Clearly you didn't listen hard enough because I learned a lot from his audio books

[@howiseetheworld3581]

@@onepunchflan3071 Agreed!

[@DropShopCentral]

Ant Middleton didnt blag about knocking people out it's a lesson to people who read/listened to his book so if u have a problem with him and his supporters them I doubt your gonna be welcomed in Ollie's supporters or anyone elses

[@mikel4663]

@@DropShopCentral ok mate👍

[@tonybreward8678]

@@DropShopCentral Ant Middleton might be your hero mate but he ain’t mine, He battered a defenceless police woman fuck him . And I would tell to his face, Ollie’s a decent human but I’ve got no time for women batterers

[@AJE1697]

Absolutely incredible podcast, immersed for the full 1 hour and 50 mins

[@Xavier-zd4jq]

I listened to this at the right time because shit it about to get real now. Such wise words from a living legend. It's all about the mental resilience

[@darrenbetts2987]

Very real

[@dionthomas5418]

Great life lessons learned from a former British Special Forces soldier

[@xlprop6687]

I am so happy to hear this from someone from The Regiment. It took me many years to realise the power of mindfulness and tracing my past actions. The military on a whole should be doing mindfulness. As a young kid, I was already mentally in the army (The Royal Green Jackets) before I actually did basic training. I did it so often that by the time I got to the battalion, it felt totally natural.

[@Peeepop1]

You’re loved 💕❤️

[@CryMoar_]

What a bloke. Keeps you hanging onto every word doesn't it? Well rounded guy. The visualization and manifestation of situation is tingling. Very powerful soul. Glad you're still around bud.

[@kristenwright999]

I found this video by accident while mindlessly browsing KZbin for music to listen to while writing my resignation letter from my dream university, and a note because I was considering giving up on life entirely. I ended up watching the whole thing and idk, I guess it inspired a shift for me. I deleted the resignation forms, and decided to work a bit harder instead of giving up. I come back and rewarch this one every so often now while trying to get control of my life. I'm about to buy a car after years of being afraid to drive, I just ran my first 5k race after knee and back injuries that had convinced me I couldn't do much of anything anymore. So thank you for that, because I'm not sure I'd be where I am without that.

[@karl6016]

Love it Kristen keep moving forward, imagine Ollie had have quit like he mentioned here he would’ve regretted it his whole life, your future self will thank you.

[@steveuk1281]

Great journey. Brilliantly interviewed. What a guy Ollie is... someone we could all take a page from

[@candymartini2188]

He's inspiring and has inspired me. I listen to this clip every day.

[@killachief187]

My mate is a royal marine, he's a great lad. Thanks to all the people for their service.

[@dieselsubmariner1639]

I went for Navy selection and was recommended/asked to join the Royal Marines, single mum wouldn't let me due to the IRA. Joined the Navy, became a submariner, ships diver and completed freefall para training. Loved my time but got bored, worked with SBS and SAS and should have pushed for more. I respect all special forces operatives. Go for it, follow your dreams and be the best you can be.

[@Mercyful_Fate.]

Be relentless. Choose one thing you want, eg, driving licence, pick your next goal, achieve it, then you'll be on a role and know what it takes to make your life better, chose one or two goals, do not set yourself up to fail, keep achieving and moving forward, with purpose

[@bastet113]

very well put mate

[@TheMindOrchestra]

an example of a sound healing warrior - a man that recognises the power of his thoughts, and taught himself how to channel the energy to work for him. Changing the mantra of the thoughts and therefore mind and replacing those patterns and sounds with ones that work for him to get the job done, surviving passing training and dealing with trauma. You can see his awareness come through as he speaks and visualises . Nice interview

[@gerrycunningham7400]

What an amazing orator. I could listen to Ollie all evening. What an experience in life to have. Made my son listen to this. Hope he takes a lesson from Ollie.

[@I2ezident]

Best interview I have ever seen. Thank you, I will look for those books.

[@terrynolan5831]

What a refreshing interview, its very reassuring to see how articulate the answers are and how consistent his thinking is and nice to see the programming doesn't always blind our development

[@berni9977]

A wise friend of mine said whilst i was addicted to drugs and detoxing, he said a short period of discomfort will lead to a life time of positivity

[@Dreadnought16]

This man is so humble, so smart, so down to earth……but hard as f*ucken nails….a true role model

[@paulhank7967]

When you stand back and look at the brainwashed society we are surrounded by, I'm truly thankful to these incredibly strong minded humans to jolt us into a better world. Next year I'm doing the coast to coast from St Bees to Robin Hood's bay. Thank you.

[@peterolley7159]

Far too many brainwashed people isn’t there and I won’t deny I was too

[@eltothesea649]

Couldn't agree more. And I too am going to be doing the coast to coast. Best of luck on your journey

[@Yorkie2]

So inspirational

[@Yorkie2]

Brilliant man, saving kids from child prostitution, self funded by Ollie himself, totally selfless. Genius thought process skills.

[@paulhank7967]

@@Yorkie2 And I did my coast to coast hike.

[@paulbuchanan59]

Thanks for this podcast, I am in the end of a bad era in my life, but after watching this it has given me a direction to move forward with and an end goal and focus.

[@sb5343]

Same! I hope things are going well for you...stay inspired!!

[@StarsManny]

Same here

[@Robin-mw6qc]

Ollie Ollerton is the MAN. Full respect. I like listening him. So much incommon. Thanks to him now im sure that im not crazy. Thank you O.O!

[@optimumbiomedical]

Such a great interview and insight into just how powerful we can be, I have learnt loads, yet it is weird, its almost like I knew it, I just needed reminding of it. Excellent and unforgettable.

[@deltic5514]

Fabulous listening to this down to earth no nonsense guy. Honest humble and great advice. Hats off to you

[@daleharrison1462]

This is a great interview. I could listen to Ollie all day and would like to spend an hour exchanging life stories. Top viewing lads.

[@donnakebabmat5413]

Ollie Ollerton, what a legend. Loved the interview. Two selections through to the finish, and with a knackered ankle.

[@christopherpick7074]

Every thinking man and women should watch all of this. His spiritual words are absolutely correct.

[@Gonethewrongway1]

Thank you, this has really helped me, God bless you for sharing this and being so honest.

[@Fine_Times]

Fantastic. Such a life changer. Thanks to you guys and Mr Middleton.

[@isaacmacdonald6281]

This is my favourite interview, he has a lot of good knowledge

[@davidmiles-hanschell]

"I I saw the power of helping other people." Amen,

[@libaneration5282]

Ive been listening to shed loads of talks...this has by far been the one that resonates with me by far...been rewatching it for the past 2 days now..truth talk.

[@stevenlomas8812]

Best content I have ever listened to ! ☺️ thank you.

[@craiggriffin8570]

WOW THE BEST OLIE OLLERTON INTERVIEW... will watch this a few times

[@cahill8875]

ALL I Can say is your a class act mate.I hope all the success comes ur way fella as I'm speechless soldier...

[@KevB-xl8nc]

Wow, Your story so powerful, The first 20mins is similar to my story Joined 1989 , NI Belfast at 18yrs old , Bosnia 19yrs old . By the time I was 21 felt disheartened nothing was going on stuck in Warminster 2yrs put my 12months notice in & left in 1995. Wish I’d of had someone come upto me & give me some wise word of encouragement to drive me forward.

[@JohnDoe-om7xl]

Respect to you 👍🏻🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@KevB-xl8nc]

@@JohnDoe-om7xl Cheers 🇬🇧👍

[@hw664]

I'm surprised this doesn't have more views. Get this man on Joe Rogan so he can be heard. 🇬🇧

[@malcolmcave1613]

Nah he would be suited better on the jocko podcast.

[@terranceparsons5185]

Ollie mentions the Iranian Embassy siege. Holy crap that was over 40 years ago! His story about the foot injury remined me of the Royal Navy field gun team member who lost a finger in an accident with a 200lb field gun wheel and just shrugged and carried on. One of his team mates found it and stuck it in his pocket as a souvenir.

[@HelloJamesBond]

Classic military shenanigans

[@MyRastafa]

Visualization.....amazing weapon. I remember once being on a March through a native forest on training for tracking skills in middle of blizzard, nothing but only a picture of a fireplace to keep warm.

[@sashaneate744]

Mulligan brothers, your questions are next level, you guys have a great interest in these deep subjects, everything you search for in Ollie is what we all search for! You guys are helping out a lot of people... definitely subscribing and buying Ollie’s book. All the best 🙏

[@sashaneate744]

This episode is fucking next level

[@adamcox5101]

its interesting because people with this mindset which arent in the forces can be frowned apon, very interesting podcast and will certainly be watching it all!!!

[@Mk7adxm]

How do you mean?

[@rossm685]

Todays society and being a sheep.

[@steveb7433]

Ollie, just finished your book on the train home tonight. Thank you, being so honest it's scary! Thank you I was there 100% and needed to know I was OK. Thanks from Down Under in Covid free NZ! x

[@geraintjones6401]

I've spent last 3 years as sole unsupported carer for a clinically vulnerable person (COPD, sus dementia, delirium) through a pandemic. Family distant. Supermarket, pharmacy, hospital etc. Can count other interactions on both hands. "Be the sky, everything else is just weather". Began fitness training on Boxing day, now doing 8 mile crosscountry carrying 10kg in under 2hrs (the most time I can allocate away). Middle-aged, building up. It helps me massively.

[@DamienRowatt]

These guys are great to learn from. He Who Dares Wins.

[@cannonball9478]

Through Strength and Guile...

[@JaneKellie-uh3mo]

I like this interview. Ollie should have his own podcast across KZbin & Social Media ...for many other people. Thanks for your sharing.

[@philipmulville8218]

Congratulations gents. A fantastic interview, and incredibly impressive guest.

[@razh260]

This is just mind blowing and highly inspirational. Thank you Ollie!

[@javaughnmarriott8032]

Discipline will take you a far way... he emphasised on discipline so much. Appreciate you sir! 🙏🏽

[@paulbarnwell2027]

Great to hear another fella put into words.Awesome.

[@adrianmcgachie]

I always enjoy these interviews, whilst they often discuss dark subjects at times, I marvel at the intelligence of all the guest speakers and the wisdom and motivation they impart. Always a pleasure to watch.

[@user-sn8pz7en1w]

Most interesting interview I’ve seen of Ollie out of the lot

[@Rob.1340]

Truth. Respect. Thank you.

[@mrsimo7144]

Legend of a man. Thanks for the upload and efforts.

[@AG-wr6gv]

This is a fantastic interview and insight...a lot of it resonated with me. A stillness of the mind - "If you don't focus on something you want out of that 70,000 thoughts, you're going to end up with a load of crap you don't want..."

[@HelloJamesBond]

What a brilliant storyteller. This was eye-opening and very inspirational!

[@cannonball9478]

Fantastic interview. Thanks for the positive impact.

[@regmorton2389]

One of the best descriptions of someone's mind I've ever heard. Epic. This man is something correct.

[@rrocket8204]

Visualisation is an a amazing ability to develop, massive respect to Ollie and all like him 👊🏻

[@aarondrennan5650]

Everything he said is 100% solid and sound! You can take it to the bank and it would greatly benefit you to heed his counsel. Greetings from Ohio.

[@karelpeeters1994]

Simply mindblowing! By far one of the best interviews I have ever heard. It combines everything I encountered in my life about how to lead your life by giving it purpose through buddhist teachings, avatar, what Jesus Christ really came to teach us here: using your mind to create things instead of living a life of fear to fall into temptation etc.....

[@belkentens]

Wow! Came here expecting war stories and got so much more Special forces and spirituality! Absolutely spot on about fear driving and controlling society Top geezer!! Thanks 🙏

[@FourWheelsandahat]

Absolutely loved this😀 so interesting, going to order the book asap🙂

[@openyoureyes4799]

OMG Ollie, my poverty is what stops me...not pain! I'm sick and tired of living in poverty and being so darn talented!!!!

[@jimmymischief9900]

Watch it again.

[@openyoureyes4799]

@@jimmymischief9900 HUH?

[@joem3556]

you are stopping You. Take ownership. I know how you're feeling (been there. spiritual and financial debt. Cancer too! blah blah blah) but the time it takes to get a university education you could be the next success story /interview on this channel. Just takes some innerwork to turn off that chatter in the mind and "poverty" thinking to re-wire your mind/heart coupled with daily action... and soon you'll make that leap from Victim to Victor! Again, that distance is only 6inches - ie in your head. I look forward to your success. Be blessed, joe

[@Harry-nc7zi]

What a brilliant & inspiring guy he is, its all on me now.💪

[@Bonecrusher-ht1mh]

Absolutely beautiful interview with an outstanding character. Thanks a lot.

[@Birdiesandbombs]

Absolutely incredible person. 👏 You have sparked a change in me. Thank you for your knowledge.

[@lawrencebergstrom288]

I don't think it too great a stretch to suggest this guy truly is a spiritual warrior.. To listen to his thoughts on manifestation, visualisation, subconscious patterning, breathwork and goal setting are extremely enlightening and not at all the pre conceived ideas one might make about a special ops specialist .. Thank you

[@stevebartley2222]

Proper bloke

[@P1r4t3Qu33n]

'make your today a yesterday to be proud of' this is pure gold

[@twohammersverdanskaddict8567]

He is a deep guy... much respect to him.

[@tonyK_72]

This is wonderful. It's the best thing I've sat and watched. Mr Ollerton is great man, and I've just bought his book because I love what he's saying. Makes perfect sense.

[@gameram6382]

Im so grateful to the army. Its gave me mental steel.

[@JakowiczSimon]

I'm by no means saying these note are a subtitute for the video. This was an amazing interview and Ollie has so many amazing stories to tell. But here are my take away points, largely in Ollie's words. * Purpose * Start doing things in life and having different experience, putting yourself in uncomfortable situations , don't follow someone else paths * Write down the things that really excite you and this will help you to find your purpose * There is a lot of power in helping other people, that is an incredible gift * Goals * As long as your are passionate enough and doing things from the heart, nothing can stop you * If you don't have a focus you just become a victim of your circumstance, you just get lost in the journey, because you've got nothing bigger pulling you through * We are all goal driven and your mind will not stop until it gets what it is striving for. If you focus on negative things you will get them, if you don't focus on anything, you will get what you don't want * People are too busy chasing an image when they should be chasing a feeling. Looking for something they think will be perfect but once they get it, it's never as good as you imagined. You need to find your purpose by witnessing your feelings and emotions * Don't focus on where you are, focus on where you want to be * Create a goal that is not based on your current circumstance * Have big ballsy goals that you doubt that you can achieve and have multiple goals * Never have a goal you know you can achieve * Tell yourself in the mirror what you want. If you can't it's because of your ego. If you can't even tell yourself what you want, how can you expect to achieve it * People only set goals if they know that they can achieve them again because of their ego and not wanting to look stupid * Visualise * Visualise every day what you want, visualise every sense, imagine yourself completely immersed in the situation you desire * Write a contract to yourself and repeat them every day * Mindset * We are by default negatively wired, it wan't us to keep doing what we're always doing as that is what has kept us alive through time * We are creatures of habit and are socially challenged to create limitations. Once someone else has achieved something and we can see it possible, can achieve it ourselves * You need to learn to become an emotional observer - that is with every emotion. This will allow you to keep your ego in check and learn to control emotions that you don't desire * Until you're mentally prepared you will never be physically ready * If you want to know what you think about, just look at your life. If you want to improve that, you need to improve your thinking * Success * Successes are a series of failures * Persistence beats resistance * You need to push through short term discomfort for any long term gain. * Stop saying there were so many obstacles on the path, the obstacles are the path. It's always short term, embrace the discomfort * Money * You are a fool for chasing money * Extra * The army are just bait to gather intelligence * To lower cortisol you can use a deep breathing technique. When your fight of flight response takes over and you become confused, in this state you can process one or two pieces of information instead of 5-9. Deep breathing allow you to not get caught up in the moment. It's called box breathing * One meter square psychology

[@pete3816]

Easier just to watch the video than read all that! 😂

[@regtyzack]

Excellent interview! Wish I had seen this sooner. This guys journey and outlook is incredible

[@missgeorgia2996]

I was meant to watch this video tonight....’short term discomfort for long term gain’ you just gave me the answer I have been searching for thank you for sharing your amazing story 🙏🏽

[@joshreeves7501]

This video is class. Also Applying for marines in March can’t wait.

[@STUDENTSOPH]

Good luck Josh 🍀

[@joshreeves7501]

Thx

[@Brenhere08]

Ollie, that which has no substance can enter where there's no room. Inspiring interview 🙏 Tim in Dublin Ireland

[@AricanBrothersFA]

Thank you for the inspiration and principles of purpose !

[@nicolacutler8111]

I’ve watched this now 3 nights in a row... I hope I can work hard at this mind frame to pull me out of a mess

[@user-ee6od3wn3u]

Well you obviously have the right mind set to beat a wobble. Good luck

[@pads11111]

Things will get better! Keep going!

[@nicolacutler8111]

@@user-ee6od3wn3u I will do I’m tough awl boot lol

[@nicolacutler8111]

@@pads11111 short term discomfort for long term gain 👌 lol

[@granttucker561]

Good on ya Nicola keep it going

[@richardmarch7228]

Absolutely loved this video. I'm going out to buy his book. Thank you ollie, suffering from schizophrenia learning to master the mind is the key to a better future. Bros loving these video

[@TheLennon1250]

God bless Richard. Keep digging deep and keep safe.

[@BG-ef8sk]

Who said that ?

[@adamkane8250]

Rich mate i dont know you but you are a strong man for even mentioning your situation. I hope you see that. Wish you well bro.

[@fredzep01]

@@BG-ef8sk are you for real, the lad bravely says he was suffering from schizophrenia and you make a joke out of it ?... when ollie talks about visualization it's a real thing, karma has a branch on the same limb, lets hope karma doesn't bite you hey.

[@fredzep01]

i dont know your situation Rich, but live a happy fulfilled life instead of mastering the mind. good luck mate.

[@jameslast2922]

Brilliant interview I’ve taken a lot from listening to this and hopefully life changing. Inspirational man.

[@robgibson8226]

Always in your debt brother ...inspired me watching this I can't thank you enough

[@hudzzzzzzzzzz]

Without a doubt, the best youtube video I have ever watched.