Doing Epic Stuff podcast ep. 3 feat. Australian surfing pioneer Mick Lawrence talks Rogue Waves

The largest rogue wave ever recorded was 84 feet high and struck Draupner oil platform in the North Sea in 1995.One could argue that humankind is experiencing a kind of collective 'Rogue COVID Wave' at the moment - for many of us it feels like we’re stuck in a kind of stasis; unable to go forward or backward with our lives until the world rights itself again.What if this is the new normal?Would we find a way to move forward and thrive or would the realisation be crippling?In this episode I talk with Tasmanian surfing pioneer / legend, accomplished documentary film maker, author and the subject of autobiographic feature length film; Rogue Waves: Mr Mick Lawrence - a man better equipped than most to provide guidance when an unusually large, unexpected and suddenly appearing wave threatens to destroy you.No Bueno.Learn the secret to thriving under adversity by the man who has spent a lifetime, as Mick so eloquently puts it “dancing with waves”…You can find the Rogue Waves trailer and feature length film on Vimeo:https://vimeo.com/358715442Stay in touch with the latest DES happenings:https://www.facebook.com/DoingEpicStuff/#DoingEpicStuff#LvlUp#SomeWayfindingRequired#ChangeGrooves This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit doingepicstuff.substack.com