In this episode, I sit down with record-breaking endurance adventurer, former Royal Marine and author Mitch Hutchcraft.

Last year, Mitch completed a world-first 13,000 kilometre journey from the English Channel to the summit of Mount Everest.

Allow me to break the absurdity of that down for you:

He swam the Channel. He cycled across 18 countries. He ran hundreds of kilometres through India, and then - and only then - did he climb the highest mountain on Earth.

We talk about ADHD, grief, losing his dad at 20 - and the promise Mitch made to him, the mindset behind extreme endurance, and why he believes most people massively underestimate what they’re capable of.

This is a conversation about possibility, purpose, suffering, discipline, and redefining what “impossible” truly means.

If you enjoy this conversation, please subscribe wherever you watched or listened.

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Interviews that might just change your life. And if not…? You’ll probably enjoy them anyway.

While we're all trying to be better versions of ourselves, this podcast asks: 'what's truly possible?'

Project Possible, hosted by me, Rich Leigh, explores this with incredible guests from the world of business, sport, entertainment and academia.

Between the second and third series, I made the decision to go full-time on this show.

I sold my successful 10 year old PR agency after my youngest brother Jordan took his own life.

I realised that I needed to run towards passion and purpose, and my dream of sharing positivity and possibility as a career - this podcast is my effort to do just that. Subscribe wherever you watch or listen.

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