Nimsdai Purja | "Nothing is impossible" | Extraordinary Life Stories

32:09I can watch the film, but I don't think I'm a chill because my brain is always, it's who I am. The biggest thing for people to understand is who you really are and accept that fact. Look, yes, I think I'm now more entrepreneur than a world record-breaking climber, which I guide 11 months a year, but I respond to my team from 8 ,000 meters, you know where people can make thousands of excuses excuses not really where people can make thousands of excuses so it's like oh you know I'm climbing I have got you know 30 people to lead you know or you can say we don't have internet at a thousand meters and all that no you know I respond to my team even when I'm climbing you know I'm that person so I even tell to my team that if I can respond from a thousand meters while I'm guiding while I'm leading the expeditions and all my track record is 99.9 % success with the safety.

33:10Why you guys at the sea level where if you are cold you can turn the heating on, if you're warm you can put the aircon on and you have all this stuff. You press that button there's a drinking water available. Everything is there and why is the complaint? But of course not everybody is in the mindset. So So, of course, I have founded Elite Expert. We guide people on all the 14 highest mountains, seven summits, South Pole and North Pole. But the important point here to note is with us, now we have taken more than 100 plus people on the summit of Everest. But these people, when they first came us, they had never done anything.

33:51They literally started with us either on Kilimanjaro, so total novices. they started with us on Kilimanjaro or Akan Kagawa with me and their journey started so within two years of their two months time within two years more than 100 people have submitted average with us so this is this is what we do yes you know and we are the subject matter expert of this one and we enable other people who have no idea who even who doubt themselves we enable them and then And sometimes it's very hard for me as a guide, you know. People would be very slower. They cannot catch up in the same manners that I do. Sometimes it could be safety.

34:32But I have to dial down to their level to make them comfort. Even if sometimes my ego could be hurt. It could hurt me, you know. But I have to think, you know. So I have to go to their level and then bring them up. Then my kind of the biggest happiness is when, boom, they summit and they are with me at the base camp. That's when I take the joy. That's when I take the fright. So I did that. And then, of course, the second important element is I launched the clothing brand, which is really kind of focused on the outdoor environment. But also, we do normal stuff as well. But the key is outdoor extreme environment where your life matters the most.

35:14We come with the clothing where it has the functionality and safety. So it's technical. It's technical. And that is the core of the business. But we, of course, in order to make the money, you also have to do high fashion and all that. So we do that. And in this, you know, the Nimzai store, I'm involved from really scratch, from the designing of this stuff to getting out there, testing in terms of functionality and performance. So you'll see loads of stuff. I'll be giving the feedback in a while. I'm going to CAM 1 or CAM 2 or CAM 3 always. And now when I summit, it doesn't excite me anymore because I've done, you know, 50 to 8 ,000 meters summits.

35:54So I think I get more excitement when I design something and everything that's been tested. I got my final sample. Oh, yes, guys, can we? That's my excitement. Did you know your hair ages just like your skin does? The new Chronolojis line offers luxurious youth revitalizing care for aging hair. It reverses the five key signs of hair aging, lack of thickness and volume, dullness, dryness and frizz in just one night. Use the full range of Chronologeist shampoo, mask and overnight serum and wake up to visibly fuller, smoother, healthier hair. Shop the new Chronologeist line at kerastos.com. That's also the entrepreneurial bit I love.

36:35I was going to ask you, you've summited Everest, which is a lot of people's, maybe everybody's kind of ultimate, if you like, in context. if you kept looking at what are the ultimate challenges climbing Mount Everest is almost a clear and you so that losing that dopamine hit from doing about having the reasons to build around it and actually I guess you'd almost call that influencer marketing ahead of your time yeah you're climbing mountains and you're in your and also if I have so much passion for building something why not because it's already in my in my DNA so if I'm helping other brands you know why don't I build my own brand and the other thing as well is now I'm connecting all the business that I have established.

37:12So I love skydiving. I used to jump when I was in Special Forces and all that. So what we created with Skydive NIMSDA is if people want to jump on Everest with the view of Everest, Amar Dublin and all that, or jump anywhere in the world, Seven Wonders of the World, Antarctica, whatever, we have the team that they do it. And now, of course, with that, with the expeditions, everything and all that, I managed to buy the helicopter company because for many reasons, Okay, one, to be self-sustained in order to do the business. And the reason why I had to buy the helicopter was in 2021, we had a very high number of BVI physical clients, really high end.

37:54And a lot of competitors got very jealous about it. And then I found out that they held a special meeting at the base camp with all these owners. and then of course the helicopter company that and then they said okay let's not give any helicopter flights to NIMS and how he can prove how he can you know run the the VIP business when I found out that it really hurt me so then I say you know what I'm gonna buy the the helicopter company that's one part of it but also second part is I was involved in one of the the critical rescue of you know Jim when his wife died on Manaslu and the other company where the helicopter company were almost trying to charge him 10 times the price and I said in the face guys if you try to make the money out of this person whose wife has just died stand by so people don't like that when I'm so vocal about things and and I wanted to do things by the book no fake rescues under my heli company, neither in elite expat.

38:58So when people climb with elite expat, like I will give you a recent example. I had somebody else on Manaslu. They summited. They're coming down. Of course, you are tired and all that. I know they can come down to base camp walk, but they say, Nims, can I call the helicopter from Camp 3? For me, whoa, it's a good business because I send my helicopter. I make four times the money, you know, for my business. but ethically no as an expert leader i want everybody to earn their respect so i i was on the read i said look you know if you want to bring the helicopter it has to be rescued and unless you tell me that you need a rescue my guide is there you are just tired i can't allow that okay and then we will do a check in the hospital the hospital needs to be clearing and all that and then i'm not going to sign your summit certificate because it's a you know you didn't you didn't went to the summit and come down to base camp a summit is you walk from the base camp you summit and you come down to base camp not like helicopter this and that so it's all i have the evidence of this i flimmed all this you know so but then when i i kind of you know help them to make the decision but when they come to base camp walking then they take self-pride oh yes i could do this i didn't cheat and all that but of course i'm sacrificing my business so i'm i do everything ethically so now and of course the biggest part now here is the the nimstai foundation um which is i think this is the biggest thing and the most important thing and this is who really i am yes of course i have achieved all the the world records i don't know 16 plus guineas world records all this business and all that but uh this proves your legacy doesn't it but yeah who i am you know I'm a giver.

40:44So for example, in 2012, it's my first trip to F.S. Beskamp. So I had a porter with us and all that and we went to this village called Lobuche. So you trek from Feruche six, seven hours. We go to Lobuche and my porter were not allowed to stay there. okay they were not allowed to stay in the in the lodge because of who they are and all that and for me two things and and they didn't have a designated porter house or something to sleep so for me this is a humiliation because you come from maybe a poor background or this and that and all that so these guys had to go down to to this village we came from and they have to come next day to pick up the load and go to the final village and that really hurt me so again going back into into my basics way of thinking when i joined the garakas you know we started with 500 pounds per month you know and then when i after the training what 1000 whatever it is by the time i finished the training and all that but when i go in the war that 1000 pound or whatever doesn't justify me to give my life like that and fight for in the uk no but what it gives me that is the the respect the garghans are getting our legacy right so you could be probably the less honor you could be the person who owns who owns who earns so the english who earns very less in this world but you need respect right so that really tells me so back now for what after being successful and all that we just launched the project in Lobuche you know which is over half a million dollar project so now they have this place where you know they would be respected they have place to sleep you know you know so so I'm doing that things and that's only one part of that you've affected a lot of change yeah and then the second thing is you know I I'm not a billionaire or you know in that level I can change the world and but I can change what I can change.

42:49So in terms of the big mountain and environment, like I'm an outdoor person, so I love outdoor, right? So the foundation also does things like, you know, big mountain cleanup project where people, if people are living the rubbish and all that, we clean that up. And it's a very expensive project because you still have to pay the share pass, the team and all that. So it's super expensive, but we do that because it's not only about cleaning the mountain, but it's also about you know there's about 500 million life that depends upon on on the mountains the glaciers and all that it's a bigger impact yeah so of course we've been doing you know multiple big mountain cleanup projects through the foundation and um the other one is you know i'm as i said in my intro you know i i come from the military background and he is it's a huge part of who i am Unfortunately, all those friends that serve in the military, when they go in the operations or whatever, they don't come back home the same as they left home.

43:56So I believe that a lot of this post-trauma stress and everything that they are going through can be recovered through adventure. So the foundation helps the people to come on the expeditions and be part of this adventure. so community as well right yeah to to to kind of help them recover to reconnect and all that so the foundation does that as well and then the other angle is we also help in education um so if if the serpa died on average and and their kids are there and and and no one of course their father died they are the bread owner of the family and they don't know who's going to pay for this school and stuff so we pay until they get you know up to year 12 is it like you know well high school You know, so we send obviously we pay we cover all the expenses for them to do that and the other one Which we're going to this other one is we also do the disaster relief so When there was a big flood in in Pakistan the whole of the mountain community we support more than 10 ,000 people And there was a whole couple and I always think this you know, so they had no children in their house was You know taken away the blind people as well.

45:08They were blind and and and I managed to build the house for them You know, and they always said when I go to Pakistan, because I always go everywhere, they say, can we meet NIMS and all that? But I'm on a very tidy schedule, leading experience and all that. I don't need to meet them and get what I just say, you know, they can just bless me from far away and I can do that. So it has got so many angles. So when we went through the charity commission, they said, each of this angle is a charity itself. Who is this guy coming with all these four angles? Like, can he even handle it? No, no. And then they said, oh, it's NIMS DAPARZA.

45:41and we cannot say it's impossible to this guy so managed to register with all those pillars so yeah oh your legacy i mean i mean the fact that you're sitting there bright-eyed and still about to climb everest again this year and so much left in the tank the amount you've already done this i mean it's it's it's just a huge you know appreciation from for me just to learn from you in this environment let alone the amount of people that already know this and are benefiting from what you're doing. You brought up ego earlier. You brought up respect. And I want to frame that where it's very clear how important that is in terms of respect, honor, and how you manage your own ego.

46:19You just, because of this environment, you just told me what you do. But actually, there's a very humble side to you where actually you'd much rather just do what you do and not necessarily be seen. I want to know how those hundred summits that you've done where people that have come to you wanted to climb there's going to be an ego there there's going to be I want to climb over this and how do you manage that because you've got incredible self-awareness you have got a gut feeling but there are people that will potentially come to you and you wouldn't necessarily want to climb with them before I forget before I forget the research how do I manage them so people when they come in you could have the biggest ego in the earth but the nature will put into perspective without doing anything the humbling yeah the nature is the biggest thing here you know you could be who am i in this bigger scheme of things i'm no one i'm even tiny dust you know i'm no one so if i don't know how to see that happen how to respect the nature you've done and and you know you could be like i have got people who are like triathlon champion you know the gym all the but they cannot even make it because of this kind of enough problem so no one can beat the nature no one it doesn't matter who you are you bring the biggest force no nobody so So the first thing is you start understanding that, you know.

47:31But we as a human, we have got enough intelligence to work around it, you know, and that's the very key. If you don't know how to adapt and if you don't know how to work around it and if your ego gets ahead of it, then you don't exist. Because you have clearly got a mixture of relentless energy but patience as well. have you been really tested up the mountain with someone where you've really had to manage that yeah many times and for me um it doesn't matter what individual's background is sometimes i have billionaires and i have millionaires and very successful people who comes and climb to me and for me my promise to them from day one is i will take you to the top i can ride with everybody else pretty much, I cannot say 100%, but 95 % plus, maybe 99 % I can go, I can take that.

48:26And if you sign up with me, you know, if you don't submit with me, I can give you full refund. I can say that. I'm 100%. Because that's my thing. I know my game. So for me, I have to, of course, know that individual. And no one is that stupid when it comes to life. That's the self-awareness piece. You need to make a judgment that that person is capable of it. Yeah. And then when they come in, and of course they want to submit whatever the ego and all that, but I have to make them understand what it takes. And of course, when you are in that environment, they do listen to you. They will not listen to it until that point where they think they're power.

49:05But as soon as the elements and all that come in, then it makes you humble straight away. It's a level playing field. And then you kind of listen to a strong leadership who has got a track record of all these things and who is performing when everybody cannot even move. And that gives you the leverage. So, yeah. Sometimes, you know, of course, I have to, the word shout, so people take it. For me, Mr. Nice doesn't save life. you know for that moment if i have to be a bit you know i have to shout or if i have to be a horrible person i will say but the you know what is important to you is is me making things and making you listen or making good or you just die because of your thing which is important you know so mountain is not about being super nice and just because he has paid you know hundreds of thousands all it's about being factual being factual and and when people don't know the fact then that's where the problem is is there but you know at the end of the day I have to make it happen so I would know what is required in order to enable that you know person so yeah it's no I find it fascinating because you will be dealing with as you say successful big egos but there's such what a leveler when you're in a position where literally if they don't listen to you it could affect your life let alone very much all right yeah that must be a very humbling experience for someone that's achieved a lot of success and they need to have their own self-awareness to listen and you've got to gauge that quickly that one and also there will be people who would massively massively don't believe in themselves they're there but they say oh no i cannot do this jesus how you know a lot of them actually i get probably more of them than people who believe you know so then how you make them believe do you see that developing as you go up the mountain oh yeah but my point being i guess to start with the the confidence is that does that get whittled away with the lack of oxygen with the fatigue and so on.

51:02And then that brings out the natural leadership and strength training. So what I'm saying is that when people are literally struggling to walk, you know, I'm this guy, you know, like, I can run off these things, you know, all this, you know. So yeah, and my mind works from the special forces mentality, so I plan everything meticulously. The thing that even people haven't thought about it. For example, I'll give you this one. I was on this A mountain where I had a very high-nate thought individual, okay. The mountain this season was super, super dry. So there's like so many rock falls. And then normally what they do is they put the clients on the device and they get down to the anchor, okay.

51:52but sometimes you cannot even fit the device because the rope is so tight because it has been pulled down so you cannot fit your device so what you do is you just put your safety and then you kind of you know hold the rope and you go down so i'm already thinking ahead it's like that slope blue ice you cannot even put your cramp on if i go all the way down to anchor this person cannot hold so i had to think ahead so i stopped in the middle already preempting that this person cannot hold there so when when this person slipped i have to be in the position to hold before the speed is gained because if you if you if you gain that speed with that velocity you're gonna you're gonna die so obviously i i went and i stopped at the middle even you know my calf is burning and and i'm waiting to see if my anticipation is correct or not then yeah client couldn't hold off he started getting getting the speed everything and I'm just like, now what I do, I need to mask the force.

52:51I'm bang, hold. And you know, like, I had blood everywhere and everything is severing. And she started crying and in a panic attack, I said, hey, look, it's all good. But now, this is not the time to think about what's happening. It's time to just get down because the rock is coming every second. When we survive this, we could be hit by rock and we could be dead. But you need to think way ahead. This is the, nobody says this kind of thing. because you know sometimes people disappear from mountains and all that because you need to be that person with that level of experience with that level of anticipate to look many things in detail like this and there's no one like that no i mean it's your self-awareness it's almost like a match for the strategy the chess the chess game of this this is going to happen because of experience you cannot train people like this you cannot train unless they serve in the gurkhas then they go into special forces, do 10 years, and they have been planning and learning and all that.

53:49No, you cannot just, you know, you can't train the IFM or anybody, nobody, you can't train like this. I mean, I've been telling countless people before we sit down together that I'm going to be talking to you and the resilience piece, the mindset, that you probably get talked to a lot about that leadership, that kind of unlimited beliefs. But I want to humanize the fact that when we walked in here and we were talking, you were like, you know that's kind of 10 % of what I and I can you can turn it on in the mountain god you're probably there's no one that can touch you in that moment but real life that that that again mindset resilience and so on that that whole sort of humanizing the fact that there is an emotional nymph there is someone that has challenges and struggles talk to me more about that what where where is that almost the sort of the bit where you almost need help with if you like and and or it's sort of vulnerability?

54:38I think the biggest is, look, at the age of 18, I joined the Gurkhas. I have been taught how to be honest, integrity, honesty, and how to fight. And that even went into next level when I was in Special Forces. You trust people. And I think I trust people so much. And I've been let down in so many ways. Also, what people need to see is when you go in the war, I'll give you an example. When you go in the war, you cannot just be, I'm going to be the nicest person here. You can't. You have to go with the full mindset of a warrior to win the battle. You cannot say, oh, this guy has a full of ego on that one.

55:19You can't. So people need to be first able to identify what that is. When I go on the mountain and I'm leading the packs and the wind is coming speed, I need to match that environment, that everything there. Right? And if I just say, okay, I'm this nice guy here. I just want to learn very soft. You're going to be killed. You're going to be destroyed. There is a time to be a very nice person. And there's time to be like where you believe that you are the God of all. You are the number one. Because that's the only way you achieve that goal. If you go into the war and just start, okay, you know, I'm going to be the nicest.

56:00I'm going to be like this. I'm humble. How are you going to win the war? I'm going to say, I am the best soldier in this planet. I'm gonna out on everybody else. I'm gonna be faster, quicker than every... That's the mindset you need to win that wall. People need to understand this. And that's transferable. You've taken... One of the things I was gonna ask you is... Bum, bum and everything. You know, you need to... Because you need to adapt. Which also means that you've already said there's no one else like you. That background of training, mindset that you've taken into what other people that climb mountains do, sets you so apart.

56:33Because when you need to turn that on, I mean, there's no one that works to you, right? There's a different level and the other way, you know, what I say is what I have realized is God knows, you know, and I never knew that when it comes to money, people can be very evil. Okay, because I was never that rich. I never made that line. I never caught that threshold. So when one person came from nowhere, from literally a humbling family, no business background, my father never did business. My mother never did business. So I came from literally nowhere and I changed the whole guiding industry. Not only that, I came into this clothing industry where I'm the face of it.

57:11And what I say, I have the integrity. I'm not just saying I'm making the best product just in words. I'm not a word man. I'm an action man. I believe in my integrity. So I came with the product. I have a faith. It will go into a billion-dollar industry because it's me. Then I came with the skydiving idea where people are not doing anything. You know, there was only one company who used to do that before. Now we came in. We managed to be more successful because I jumped myself. Who wants to jump with someone who's doing the business from Kathmandu or UK or USA? They would jump with me, no? So that's my USP.

57:47So people then upset that business person. I bought the helicopter company. So then people say, oh, now he's going to take over the world. We need to get him down. So they even held this gang up to bring one person down. They tried to break my record. They even sent the serpats to break my record. No, nothing in terms of who I am, I'm who I am. And then, you know, they came with this disgusting stuff to bring me down. You know, which I don't want to talk about. I think people probably know. People who know, they know, but this is the thing. You know. Okay, let me get into that. One article come on, let's say, Western media.

58:24People didn't even interview the witnesses who were there. 13 eyewitnesses. I have no court cases, I have no legal thing, but that media can literally take you down. They tried it for the last two years. I have been through so much to fight that, to overcome this and all that. And when you see all this and you know the players that were involved behind this, because everything you're going to find out, some of them have already said sorry to me. But sorry doesn't bring anything back, you know. Damage is done. If it was not me, people have probably suicide. Considering all you do and all you've done, it's heartbreaking to hear that.

59:00Do you know the other thing is... Crazy. Crazy. I'm not a person. I don't care about the money, but I care about the success. If I do something, it's not about the money. I want that thing to be successful. That's what I'm driven by. You need to understand that. People don't understand that. And that, of course, that brings them money, but money is secondary. I don't fool people. I don't scam people to make money. you know people need to understand the core values and principle and i think with everything now it even even becomes more apparent when it comes to money people are happy to kill you know forget everything so yeah here we are guys remember you know every day to everyone who is watching this so you wake up and you remember that one day you will die you will not be doing any evil things one day you all have to die so live in peace guys goes back to values and integrity and bringing up peace uh your faith so there's this immense strength that goes with nims and what's interesting is if i'd ask you what's the hardest thing you've done up the mountain and there's probably all sorts of things that you could count you could bring up that have been close to death but the pain that you showed then talking about the mistreatment no but you see where i'm going with that yeah your face then was pained to have to explain that people have wrongs you people have tried to bring you down if i brought up something that was a proper challenge on the mountain it would have been a very different face it would have been nearly killing you but you didn't die but it was a different face yeah just get where i'm going with that yeah where does your faith sit with this your favorite local grocery stores like kroger ralph's fred meyer and more are now delivering on uber eats get 40 off your order of fresh quality ingredients whether you just got home to an empty fridge or suddenly got a craving to whip up something new you can get everything you need delivered in as little as 25 minutes.

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1:01:31I think I just have to do what is right in all honesty and you know at the last breath of your life you know that okay you know I have always been true to myself and I've been honest and I think you can you can die in peace it's very important you know when you are taking few last breaths and and you go into back and all and you know it's important for me it's important you know and you got to be who you are and I was brought up by my mother and my mother is probably the strongest woman that I probably ever know in this planet. And yes, she was very smart. She didn't go to school. She didn't go to anywhere else.

1:02:16But part of who I am today is her credit, you know. Yeah. So we just want to be nice, you know, you just want to be nice to people, but also you don't want to be weak. Because if you are nice people and you're weak, the evil will destroy you. Where are you with the vulnerability that goes with this is a very vulnerable conversation yeah probably wrong man yeah wrong mindset let alone probably that yeah no one's stronger than you physically um but that vulnerability piece you know that the the fact that you've shown so much willing to try and help people with ptsd to try and help your your people in any number of different ways the the the way you articulated the fact that the um uh the sherpas in 2012 had nowhere to stay i'm going to go and do something about that this this part of NIMS is inspiring do you get that do you get that feeling enough from people like myself and others alongside the fact that you've obviously had to battle people that tried to bring you down because I hope you really feel you are an absolute inspiration I think there are so many good people in this world there are and without the existence of them I would not have been able to come through all these things and I wouldn't be where I am without their support.

1:03:28So that is a fact and I acknowledge this. Now the other thing, I think in everything that I do and everything that has evolved me throughout this, the whole period of my life is, you know, what do you really want to achieve in life? What is your mission statement? and my mission statement I'm going to tell you what my mission statement is my mission statement is to be fair on every people in this world doesn't matter where you come from either you are white black asian whatever it is because I know how it is to be on the other side of the road which is empathy everyone everyone is looking you know this this interview and all that yeah Nims says don't think I'm against western and all that I'm never against them because these are the people who brought me to this place but I'm against racism I'm against unfairness because for me every decision I have made in my life is I have always put myself in that person's shoes I have always done that including the rescues to everything and all that so doesn't matter who you all are human we all are human so why why you want to be unfair to people depending upon how they look, where they come from, their gender and all that.

1:04:50So my statement, my mission statement is to be fear on the people. That is my mission statement. Yeah, there's a word for that for me, which is empathy. Why would you do something to someone that you wouldn't want happening to yourself? And there's not many people that live like that. And I love in the mountain. Mountain never say which country you come from. Are you good looking? Are you ugly? Are you handsome? Are you strong? Are you decent? No. it's pretty much neutral yeah to everybody you know yeah so I want to be neutral to people doesn't matter you know I like them I don't like them or where they came from and all that and it's very hard to do sometimes and I really want to do that I want to be fair on people doesn't matter where they came from so I want to bring our conversation before we close to what you're doing next we're at the beginning of 2026 okay so I had a conversation last night with friend of yours, Ant Middleton, who tells me he's climbing Everest.

1:05:45So you're still on a mission to keep going. But just tell me what's ahead of you and what have you not done that you still want to achieve? So I announced the project, Hat-Trick project, which is to climb all the 14 ,000 meter peaks three times and all the seven summits, that's like the highest mountain of its continent, three times with the aim to raise uh one million one hundred thousand something it's the height of all those okay okay yeah clever so i have got only two mountains left to complete that so i have got g2 and choi um so only those two two mountains left and i'm no way near to to achieve my goal in terms of fundraising for the foundation that has been doing amazing stuff so that is my challenge but breaking down yes of course i'm leading the expedition from abbas north side where ann and his son are also joining me and before that you know i'm guiding on various mountains and i guide 11 months a year but hopefully towards the end of this year i might have something big to announce but we see you know how we can pull through that is there a challenge that nims would come up with that would be seen as audacious but that you know you could do because the 14 peaks was a challenge that you broke.

1:07:02It was a world record. But you live in a world where you kind of create your own... Yeah. So I kind of... Well, I led the first winter SNFK too, and it's amazing. So we are making the film about it, about the first winter SNFK where the 10 Nepalese summited together and all. So anyway, that's one. But the second thing is, I'm not sure. Maybe I announced my final retirement project in terms of my own professional mountaining career i'm going to be guiding because i love helping people to achieve their goal this is what my this is this is what it gives to the kick yes someone who i have there they don't even believe in themselves they're like oh i can then i get in there and i kind of train them physically mentally psychologically all that and then when they achieve that they they're surprised because of themselves but then of course and i was part of their journey this is what it gets me so I will continue guiding um but but other than that um you know I want to be success in the business you know now because I have started so many business so I need to I need to go full on well I'd love to help you with that you made time to come and talk with me today I had the pleasure of seeing you do a talk tomorrow so I can't wait for that limbs you are you're a role model that empathy piece that that vulnerability is strength is uh so inspiring to be around so It's just massive.

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