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#587 - Gerry Reflects on Crossing Greenland
Sitting down with Danny Greyvenstein to unpack the crossing. 553km, 29 days, unsupported, as a team.
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The Weather
One bad day, no lesson, keep marching.
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Loud Isn't True
The most dangerous thoughts don't sound like lies. They sound like you.
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Friday Update | I Just Want To Dream Again
This week I listened to Dustin Poirier on Diary of a CEO. First time he's spoken properly about the airport incident, the drinking, the depression. Honest in a way that's rare.
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The Last Unreachable Place
Slack killed the drive home. WhatsApp is coming for the bush. And the people who chose this life to get away from all of it are the ones paying the price.
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Good Enough For What? The Editing Question Nobody Asks
Everyone asks if their editing is good enough. The better question is good enough for what, and it changes how you edit, build collections, and find your best twelve.
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Nobody Has to Lose
The closest I can get to why. For now.
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Why You Keep Doubting Every Decision You Make
How comfortable are you making decisions? Most people struggle with it. And here's why.
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It's Not The Truth | 7 Filters Behind Your Overthinking
You know that thing where you wake up at 3am and your head is just going. Your boss is angry at you. You're getting fired. Your work sucks. You don't deserve any of it.
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Choose Which Voices You Listen To
We're drowning in voices. Tutorials, gurus, the pro whose work you wish was yours. Most people pick one and copy it. Then they wonder why everything they make looks the same and feels flat.
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The Same Day, Again
Why the most repetitive month of my life is the one I remember best.
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#586 - From the Ice and Wilds of Svalbard
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Back To The Arctic | Svalbard, Three Weeks After Greenland
Three weeks after walking off the Greenland ice sheet, I'm packing again. Tonight it's Frankfurt, then Oslo, then up to Longyearbyen. On the 16th, Andrew and I board the M/S Stockholm with ten guests for twelve days of Arctic expedition photography around Svalbard.
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The Other Life
The one you romance is the one you never have to live.
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Social Media Wants You To Pick A Side. Don't.
Social media has us believing you have to pick a side. With me or against me. This side or that side. Binary, all the way down.
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Why Time Feels Like It's Crushing You (And How To Fix It)
You're not struggling because there's too much to do. You're struggling because you're living in a future that hasn't happened yet.
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Stop Making To-Do Lists | Make This Instead
Everyone has a to-do list. Very few people have a to-be list.
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Out Loud
On the questions you ask in your own head, and why they're rigged.
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What If vs What Is
Back from Greenland. What the ice taught me about living in the present, not the possible.
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The Gap
On what performance actually is, and what hustle culture got wrong about it.
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It's Done
553km. 29 days. The moment it ended, and what that actually felt like.
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The Body Keeps the Bill
Four systems. Twenty-nine days of data. What extreme endurance actually costs, and what the science says about getting it back.
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The Other Side of Hard
On coming home, falling apart a little, and what the ice actually taught me.
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The Door
I crossed the Greenland ice cap. I have no idea what I brought back.
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Why I'm Learning to Suffer Better
Suffering isn't the enemy. How you relate to it is.
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Why
Not the answer. Just the question, up close.
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What I'm Eating on the Ice Cap
6,000 calories a day. Every gram counts. Here's the full nutrition plan.
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The Postcard
Instagram is the postcard. The ice is the crossing. Nobody puts frostbite on a postcard.
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Why I'm Crossing 553km of Ice
The question everyone keeps asking. The full answer, filmed the day before I stepped onto the ice.
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Breakfast Interview on HOT 102.7 FM
Talking about the Greenland expedition with Parky, Bunny and Simon on the HOT 102.7 breakfast show.
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Together Alone
The ice ends. The solitude doesn't.
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The Sleep Setup
Sleep is training. Here's exactly how I set up for the coldest nights on the ice.
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The Other List
You know what you need to do today. But do you know who you need to be?
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Three Nights Left
The final countdown before stepping onto the ice. What's left to do, and what's left to feel.
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Heavy
Two things can be true at the same time. Usually more.
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The Dead Zone
The middle of the crossing is where most people break. Here's what that actually looks like.
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540 Kilometres of White
The route, the places, the ice, and what it actually takes to cross the Greenland ice cap on foot.
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What I Wear at Minus 30
The full layering system for the Greenland ice cap. What works, what doesn't, and why.
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The Wild Eye Podcast
My earlier podcast. Conversations on photography, wildlife, and the creative life. Have a listen while the new one gets built.
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