ROUTINE IS SLOWLY KILLING YOU!
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What does it take to climb a 3,000-foot wall with no rope? Today, you’ll find out… Alex Honnold has built his life around doing what most people would never even attempt, and he’s still asking what’s possible. For those who don’t know Alex, he is the most famous free solo climber in the world and millions already know him through the Oscar-winning documentary Free Solo, where he climbed El Capitan - a 3,000-foot vertical wall, without ropes or safety gear. I didn’t just want to talk about climbing - I wanted to understand what it really takes to control fear and build the kind of confidence that holds up under pressure. Alex’s life looks extreme from the outside, but his drive comes from wanting to be fully present and see what’s possible when you stop avoiding discomfort. So, I wanted to know: - How does someone master fear without becoming reckless? - What does it take to prepare for a life-or-death climb? - Can risk bring more clarity than safety? - What changed for Alex after
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