My entrepreneurial spirit has come about the fact that we get one life, one opportunity,

and if you run me over in a bus today, or my wife shanks me, which is probably more likely,

you know, I can say that I gave it everything.

Welcome to the eventful entrepreneur.

I'm Roger Woodall, founder of the Borma Sevens, the world's largest sport and music festival.

With all events in 2020 grinding to a halt. the world's largest sport and music festival.

With all events in 2020 grinding to a halt,

I'll be bringing people back together, but in a different way.

In this episode, I'm talking to former England rugby player and MMA fighter James Haskell.

Since retiring in 2019, Haskell's entrepreneurial spirit has really shown.

He's written books, presented podcasts, announced a career change to MMA, and lastly,

the pinnacle of his career, DJing at the Form of Sevens Festival.

He's one of the biggest characters in rugby and always has something to say.

So here's the big man himself, Mr James Haskell.

Ask, how you doing, fella? I'm good, mate. Always a pleasure to hear from you. Good man. Where are you at the minute? I'm in what looks like a blind showroom in or a Tee or some sort of bandhut.

This is kind of my bit like Superman had his fortress of solitude.

This is my conservatory of solitude.

It's my DJ setups on the right there with my decks and where I do my sort of live streaming.

This is where I record a lot of my podcast.

I tried to move into living room, but unfortunately,

my wife threw me back out as I've infected most of the rooms of this house. So I'm trying to

contain it. But yeah, I've just been recording my good to bad at the rugby podcast. And then obviously,

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