S.A.S Soldier Opens Up! How Men Show Vulnerability....

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Jay Morton is a former Special Forces soldier, a DS on the UK TV show SAS Who Dares Wins on Channel 4 and now SAS Australia on Channel 7. He is a expedition leader at Elite Exped and an all around great human being. But this episode brings a Jay we have never seen before. Enjoy the raw vulnerability of a man with the courage to show himself. The Path Less Taken!
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[@melloneymyers1925]

Jay, so proud of you and Mark for sharing these emotions that lots of people suppress in life. You're awesome!

[@jameskucz5922]

Pioneering to have this level of bloke with all the credibility he brings, finally advocating for this sense of self - accountability. Inspiring and much needed right now given the current one hit wonders within societies male influence. This is what true mental resilience, and positive masculinity looks like. Keep smashing it AB

[@Mack1664]

Absolutely loved this… thanks for being so vulnerable and not deleting it 😂❤

[@jhart1127]

This is amazing. Congrats guys. I try and be a good wife and good mum, to give my husband and son that support and reassurance that these conversations are important.

[@sheeprus1706]

Jay should do his own podcast

[@beverleyhunt6282]

Hard to know what to say after watching this, brilliant podcast. Hopefully seeing the two of you baring it all will help other people to do the same. More proof that on the outside people may look like they have it all together and are living a perfect life but are battling inside with their own issues. Really looking forward to the next episode. Thankyou both of you ❤

[@EssentialHealthwithAmanda]

Massive kudos on this chat. Jumping out of a plane is less scary than vulnerability, and to recognise this, articulate the experience of it, and then share it as part of your own journey is 👏👏👏👏 exactly what we need more of

[@user-jt4uv3sq2q]

This podcast has helped me out massively and I’m looking forward to the others 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@Samprasnadal]

What an amazing podcast. Well done to Jay for being able to share such vulnerability and honesty ❤

[@maithuinas]

What is true in the Morning ( First 35 years ) of life is a lie in the afternoon ( the next 35 years ) of life . We all need to move to the afternoon . Great show well done lads

[@nathjones548]

Great Podcast Guys.

[@christinanathanail5659]

excellent discussion & share -listen to plenty podcasts- this conversation w particular raw truth to it, which takes courage & insight -v.interesting & high value, thank u 🙌🙏

[@maithuinas]

The attraction to Guilt obscures the attraction to Love . Mark , Sam your on the Road less traveled !!!!

[@rm9719]

Interesting fact about crying. Tears of sadness contain different body chemicals than tears of happiness. Scientists believe it is the body's need to expell them. Not so sure why we need to expell the chemicals in happy tears, though.

[@alex_4trth]

It’s all energy. When enough builds up, it needs to release somehow.

[@forwardprogressonly]

Can always do Come dance with me - heard that helps

[@Samprasnadal]

Jay could have any women he wants so he should not feel inadequate.

[@phantomopera5525]

God, most definitely!

[@tinekelitchfield5275]

It's God, not the universe

[@jhart1127]

To some people, others have multiple gods. Some people believe God and the universe are the same. Some are still trying to find their beliefs. All fine.