Mud, Sweat and Tears

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This is where you will find yourself as you experience what it was like growing up as Bear Grylls. Being a born adventurer as a child, he often joined his father in expeditions that involved mountain climbing, romps through the mud and most of all a lesson in unconditional love and perseverance modeled through his eyes by his own father.

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The gentleman is characterized by his sacrifice of self, and preference of others, in the little daily occurrences of life.”

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Bear Grylls, the famous adventurer, will never cease to impress. My expectations, which were very high, were fulfilled and exceeded far beyond any limit. But the climbers decide to live it for their own pleasure only. They don't suffer for the pleasure or the happiness of their masters. Their masters, if they have one, is themselves. It’s an extremely egocentric and even narcissistic decision, because they want to be able to say for example: "I am the youngest climber who reached Everest’s summit". At least, the subs, if they act partially for their own pleasure and happiness, they act also for somebody else’s good; they are more selfless. And generally, their pleasure and happiness are proportionate to their master’s. Life is all about getting up again, dusting yourself down again, learning from the lessons and then pushing on.” An enjoyable memoir. At the beginning, Grylls describes his family and that part comes the closest to sounding egotistical, like a typical star memoir, although I think his objective was to give credit to those who made him what he is, rather than to say, "Here's how I turned out so awesome." I haven’t always succeeded, and I haven’t always had the most talent, but I have always given of myself with great enthusiasm—and that counts for a lot.”Examining the life of Grylls through his own words, I have to ask, "What difference has your conversion made in your life?" He documents swearing, drinking excessively, appears to be sleeping with his girlfriends and engaging in various dare devil stunts at the risk of his life. Indeed, this is how he now makes his living, and he proudly states that he has had over 50 near death experiences. Yet, Christians are a new creation, they have been born again and should at least be seeking to live holy, God conscious lives albeit not always succeeding. The book felt quite intriguing and the chapters are short (but around 100🌝). I absolutely loved reading about his experience while appearing for SAS selections. Although yeah, I wish the book had a bit more on the Man vs Wild show. But yeah ig we get to see it on TV anyway. During this break, I wondered what differentiated a masochistic submissive of a guy climbing Everest. After all, to get to the summit, it is necessary to be ready to suffer. The sub’s master imposes him/her tests which the sub has to go through. The Dom makes him/her suffer physically and sometimes psychologically. Those who climb up to the summit live all the same difficulties. They live humiliation when, having to try a passage which they considered easy, they almost die on the spot. And pain... Yes, the climbers know it too and repeatedly. There is even some of them, if they survive, who lose limbs because of the freezing weather. The legacy of Michael Jordan's sneakers has transcended the basketball courts, becoming a cultural phenomenon that has influenced fashion and streetwear for decades. Recently, Jordan Brand has been spotlighting a new generation of NBA stars, including luminaries such as Zion Williamson, Luka Doncic, and Jayson Tatum. With Tatum's first sneaker launch just this year, the anticipation of his second in 2024, and Luka's sophomore silhouette hitting the market, Zion's will be the next to watch. After the relative calm following the release of Jordan Zion 2, the upcoming release of the Jordan Zion 3 in the Mud, Sweat, and Tears colorway offers a fresh perspective on Williamson's dedication and drive.

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ovo nije neka dubiozna knjiga, tek autobiografski zapis čovjeka koji ima ogromnu volju i strast za životom. ne otkriva neke nove dubokoumnosti, ali one male koje dijeli s nama iskrene su i dolaze iz srca. Only the poor in spirit are really poor. He who has lost all, but retains his courage, cheerfulness, hope, virtue, and self-respect, is still rich. The most humble, modest man doesn't seem at all changed from his new role as a celebrity. He tends to shun away from any kind of publicity and declined the offer to be the main star of "Man vs Wild" three times, before finally accepting to shoot a pilot, something he hasn't regretted, I'm sure. The thing with people like Bear is that you really get to know him during reading because he opens up totally. Bear Grylls comes clean from childhoold to manhood. Readers learn about his childhood, family life and values, his time in the elite Special Air Service (SAS), expeditions into the wild and unknown, his love life, education, you name it. I do not normally read autobiography, but my son and his family bought this book for me because they know I enjoy reading and like Bear Grylls.Life is like that. Sometimes it takes a jolt to make us sit and remember who and what we are really about. To me, my Christian faith is all about being held, comforted, forgiven, strengthened and loved – yet somehow that message gets lost on most of us, and we tend only to remember the religious nutters or the God of endless school assemblies.