Welcome to the Adventure, Welcome to Deep Roots
The mission with Deep Roots is to share my journey to self realisation through the vehicle of extreme adventures and expeditions. The deepening of oneself through toil and hardship, dreams and purpose, and the pursuit of my physical, mental and emotional edges throughout the four corners of our incredible planet, surrounded and challenged by nature's wonders.
- Damian Browne
To be apart of the journey and get in touch with the podcast, contact on:
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Website > https://www.damianbrowne.com/
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Welcome to the Adventure, Welcome to Deep Roots
The mission with Deep Roots is to share my journey to self realisation through the vehicle of extreme adventures and expeditions. The deepening of oneself through toil and hardship, dreams and purpose, and the pursuit of my physical, mental and emotional edges throughout the four corners of our incredible planet, surrounded and challenged by nature's wonders.
- Damian Browne
To be apart of the journey and get in touch with the podcast, contact on:
Instagram > https://www.instagram.com/auld_stock/?hl=en
Website > https://www.damianbrowne.com/
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
If I had to choose a word to describe the stage it would be - Uncomfortable.
It rained.
I limped.
It sandstorm-ed.
I hallucinated.
I slept while I walked. I slept in a bush.
I chose my response. I smiled.
An epic day (and a bit). I spent the vast majority of it in a place I enjoy - on my own; in my own head. There was stuff to get some clarity on. The long reflective periods of silence were healthily broken by moments with Kevin from Cumbria, the 2 Pauls (@pfarr1980 & @paulbyas ), James at CP 7 and Gary from our @ironmindinstitute team.
Despite the discomfort, there was little “1st level thinking”. You know - the focus that arises as a consequence of the physical stress: “How long is left?”, “How far until the next checkpoint?” etc, etc …. outcome orientation. I’ve practiced the 4 Controllables Method for close on a decade and mind - body connection has become my default state - even in duress.
Discomfort is the price of evolution. Therefore the capacity to endure discomfort is truly important if you desire to do more with your life. The longer we can endure the feeling of discomfort, the more time we give ourselves to organise our psychology and change our state - a true superpower.
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