[Bonus] Why Success Needs to Hurt First.

In 1930, the 23 year old Freddie Chapman led a British expedition to Greenland.  He experienced such ferocious cold that he lost all his finger and toenails.  He got lost at sea and spent 20 hours in a kayak.  During one exploration he fell into a deep gash in a glacier and just barely saved himself by holding onto the handles of his dog sled - pulling himself hand over hand back to the top.  At the end of this exploration, he was one of only 3 people who made it out alive. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the Facebook Group >> edgy.es/fbgroup

An episode of the EDGY Conversations podcast, hosted by The EDGY Empire, titled "[Bonus] Why Success Needs to Hurt First." was published on January 11, 2018 and runs 1 minutes.

January 11, 2018 ·1m · EDGY Conversations

Summary

In 1930, the 23 year old Freddie Chapman led a British expedition to Greenland.  He experienced such ferocious cold that he lost all his finger and toenails.  He got lost at sea and spent 20 hours in a kayak.  During one exploration he fell into a deep gash in a glacier and just barely saved himself by holding onto the handles of his dog sled - pulling himself hand over hand back to the top.  At the end of this exploration, he was one of only 3 people who made it out alive. What do you think? Share your thoughts in the Facebook Group >> edgy.es/fbgroup

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