007: Kenyon Salo, Might as well jump

11/11/16 • 21 min

Is jumping out of an Airplane sound like fun to you? For some who are carpeing all the diem's, it is and makes them truly feel alive and today's guest on FUN is one of those guys. He is an amazing individual. A very motivational, inspirational and truly knows how to carpe the heck out of those diems. In fact, he has done over 4000 skydives! Over 300 base jumps and he has helped tens of thousands of people all over the world through his site The Bucket List Life. He is Kenyon Salo.

http://kenyonsalo.com/

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http://kenyonsalo.com/

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