EP 444: Scott Carney - What Doesn't Kill Us

This week I am stoked to bring you a podcast that I have wanted to do for a while. Scott Carney wrote a book called What Doesn’t Kill Us and when I first read this book I realized that so many things Scott was talking about were things I was thinking about in regards to hunting and pushing my own limits in the mountains. I am fascinated by Scott’s ability to control his mind in so many significantly uncomfortable situations. As hunters, we tend to embrace the suck, and many of us have learned to love those miserable situations. In this podcast, Scott dives into his new book The Wedge and he explains how to utilize “The Wedge” in a myriad of situations. From extreme cold to concurring the unknown we have a great conversation about tools to experience life and become a better person along the way.

https://www.scottcarney.com/

Show Notes:
Intro – About Scott Carney & Book – 0:02:55
Scott’s Mt. Kilimanjaro Climb – 0:14:20
Testing Your Limits to Know Yourself – 0:26:41
The Wedge for Everyday Life – 0:55:07
Where to Find Scott’s Work, Website, & Books – 1:02:18

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