Dean Stott - Failure is Experience.
11/14/24 • 30 min
This is the extraordinary true story of Tier One Special Forces soldier, adventurer, and world-record breaker Dean Stott. In a gripping retelling of his story, Dean shares insight into his esteemed military career in the British Army, where he conducted deployments to hostile environments, worked within counterterrorism operations in some of the most dangerous places in the world, and survived a horrific parachute accident.
Stott discloses how he continued to fuel his journey of excellence by starting a high-risk security company and becoming the first man to cycle the Pan American Highway in under one hundred days, and raising over a million dollars to support his friend Prince Harry's efforts with mental health awareness charities.
Dean Stott offers an inspiring reminder that we all have the capability to use our inner voices, drive, and instincts to become relentless in our pursuits in life.
A fantastic episode to share with 16+ as Dean’s lessons resonate with all:
You can’t control the uncontrollable—but you can choose how you react to life’s challenges.
Failure is just experience—as long as you learn and grow, there’s no such thing as losing.
Actions speak louder than words—if you believe in something, let your actions be the proof.
To buy Dean's book, Relentless, https://www.amazon.com/Relentless-Special-Operations-Record-Breaker/dp/1665725176
This is the extraordinary true story of Tier One Special Forces soldier, adventurer, and world-record breaker Dean Stott. In a gripping retelling of his story, Dean shares insight into his esteemed military career in the British Army, where he conducted deployments to hostile environments, worked within counterterrorism operations in some of the most dangerous places in the world, and survived a horrific parachute accident.
Stott discloses how he continued to fuel his journey of excellence by starting a high-risk security company and becoming the first man to cycle the Pan American Highway in under one hundred days, and raising over a million dollars to support his friend Prince Harry's efforts with mental health awareness charities.
Dean Stott offers an inspiring reminder that we all have the capability to use our inner voices, drive, and instincts to become relentless in our pursuits in life.
A fantastic episode to share with 16+ as Dean’s lessons resonate with all:
You can’t control the uncontrollable—but you can choose how you react to life’s challenges.
Failure is just experience—as long as you learn and grow, there’s no such thing as losing.
Actions speak louder than words—if you believe in something, let your actions be the proof.
To buy Dean's book, Relentless, https://www.amazon.com/Relentless-Special-Operations-Record-Breaker/dp/1665725176
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Chatter that Matters - Dean Stott - Failure is Experience.
Transcript
When I left the special forces, I I spent a lot of time looking for the team that I I could match when I was in special forces when real not realizing it was underneath my nose. Today, I have the privilege of speaking with Dean Stott. He's a remarkable individual. The best way to frame his life is to frame it with words like dedication, resilience, and reinvention. He's a former British special forces soldier, spent 16 years in service, facing challenges that manage c
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