10 years in the game, what does that mean to you?

I was 40 when I started this, I'm 50 now, I guess it's 20% of my life.

It's the greatest thing I've ever done by far.

It's taken my whole life to the next level.

Relationships, physicality, awareness, everything.

It's hard to conceive, but I just keep thinking, you know, what are another 10 years going

to do?

I put them in a 20 years different way.

London real forced me to show up every day because I didn't want to let our people

down.

I didn't want to let London viewers down.

Oh, it's been a great way to hold me accountable and make sure I'm the best version of myself

every day because everyone's watching every day.

In no blind, you don't have to do London real, you get to do London real.

It's your honor to do this every single day.

You shouldn't expect to get paid for it or anyone to watch or whatever.

It's your honor to present these people's stories to the world.

The genesis of London real was me coming to the terms with the fact that money doesn't

buy happiness.

People constantly test human.

How about how bad do you want it?

Every obstacle is actually to growth experience in these guys, if you can just try to step

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