Life is short but at the same time like yeah, I think there's just it's a very American thing to get stuck in this idea of like if I grow up wanting to do this and I go to college for that I have to do that forever. You know what I mean? And it's the same with like athletes, veterans, all this stuff. Like it's not true. Like you can do 17 different things and be really good at all of them,

you know what I mean? And like you have to obviously commit and like put the work in but it's never too late.

I believe that each and every one of us has the power within ourselves to create the life that we really want and I want to help give you the tools to make that happen. I'm Danica Patrick and I'm pretty intense.

Today on the pretty intense podcast. I said the name of the podcast because I think it's

appropriate because today I spoke with Nate Boyer who is a former green

beret a former NFL long snapper and was also a good friend in giving Colin

Kappernik some advice to take a knee instead of sitting on the bench which we

all know made a lot of news.

I didn't even scratch the surface on all the things that he's done.

He is always looking for the next thing that he's drawn to. He goes all over the place, he's been all over the world,

he's been sneaked, he's snuck into countries to go help them out when he wasn't even

allowed in. I mean like he he's just a different thinker and

and he's just done a lot of really amazing things so it was fun to talk to him

about what motivates him. I actually asked him whether or not he was confused or really

inspired because he's done so many fantastic things. But he brings like a fresh attitude towards not being afraid to change your mind and do something

new. So I hope you're inspired because I sure was. Enjoy.

I wrote this down because I don't want to get it wrong. Enjoy.

I wrote this down because I don't want to get it wrong and I want to make sure everyone understands

to some degree your ambition levels.

So you solo backpacked in Europe and Central America,

Fisherman in San Diego, you're a big brother and mentor for autistic kids, you

volunteered at a refugee camp in Darfur,

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