I'm coming up on the Mark Devine show, and I start doing math, it's so funny, I go,

I go, okay, so I'm 77 miles away from the finish line, how many more days is that going

to be?

Well, that's like four more days, or like 40 some hours, given my pace, you know, all

the same kind of stuff.

And I'm like, well, the sun never sets in Antarctica, it's 24 hours a day right here.

And I say to myself, it was just internally, I'm like, what if I don't stop?

How about I just don't stop?

I feel amazing.

Like, I should just keep going.

I just marked, I'm a host of the Mark Devine show.

Thanks for joining me today.

In this show, I explore what it means to be fearless to the lens of the world's most

inspirational, compassionate, and resilient leaders.

I interview guests from all walks of life, including stoic philosophers, psychedelic

researchers, entrepreneurs, and world record-holding adventures, like our guest today, Colin

O'Grady.

We're going to be talking about Colin, his adventures, and also his concept of the

12-hour walk and vest one day, conquer your mind, unlock your best life.

Colin's a ten-time world record-breaking explorer.

He's a speaker, an entrepreneur, an expert on mindset.

His feats include the world's first solo, unsported, fully human-powered crossing of Antarctica,

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