This is the adventure sports podcast, where we hear stories of adventure from every corner of the planet.

We interview all sorts of folks who are using their sport to explore the world around them

and give you the inspiration you need to get out there and have some fun. Hey folks, this is kind of an interesting setup for us.

I don't do a lot of these monologue episodes, but I'm going to give it a shot for this Thursday episode instead of doing a revisited or something.

If it totally sucks, I'm sorry.

But, you know, with everything going on with the coronavirus sweeping the world and putting everybody on lockdown and so many folks having, you know, to kind of redo their entire lives and restructure their entire lives in

the time being, I'm going to try to do an episode about lessons that I've personally learned

from dealing with obstacles or emergencies or just hard situations in general, from adventures.

And these are lessons I've learned personally as well as lessons i've learned

from other people who've been on this show so i don't really know how to do these just sitting here

talking in front of a mic by myself for half an hour but i'm going to try it's a it's a great way to

learn and i'm pretty sure that you have a little more time to listen to podcast than you normally do.

So I really appreciate you listening in.

Another thing, I don't feel like my opinion is all that important necessarily with all the information coming out.

But, you know, we have a tight-knit community, and we have a lot of listeners, and we love adventure.

So this, in a way, can be viewed as a big grand adventure.

And unfortunately, adventure isn't always fun.

A lot of times it's very serious.

It's very, has serious consequences, just like this situation.

And it is also my opinion that we often need reminders of what we already know versus learning new things.

For instance, one thing that I want to say about this episode is that it's probably a lot of

stuff you already know.

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