Roger Dickerman: Being Relentless, Slowly Climbing Mount Everest, and Walking a Tightrope

Removing inputs, having real world experience, the importance of internships, career detachment, reading literature, winning a Tim Ferriss competition, traveling to Japan, dreaming and journaling, roots in health and fitness, mapping Relentless Fitness around its people, having flexibility, taking the long-term view, encouraging clients to succeed on their own, Transformation program, sellout marketing, morning and evening routines, inspiring change in others, precursors to success, performance enhancing drugs, high achievement, persisting through low moments, seeing value in your health, allocating time and money to health, humanity and growth, having less extremes, and walking a tightrope