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10/15/2026

She is a pilot & a skydiver and she came all the way from the UK to make a BASE jump!

10/14/2026

I’m a firm believer that you can dream things into reality. I’ve been fortunate to do it many times in my life. The secret is that in order to live out your dreams you can’t merely dream about them, you have to put in a ton of time, effort, commitment, energy, thought, and possibly most importantly, you have to be willing to fail over and over again without giving up on the goal.

This jump was from the Burj Khalifa at one of the coolest BASE events ever. Sure, being there was great, but it was especially special for me because Dubai played such an important role in my life. I gave up my career as a teacher to move there in 2012. I lived a lot high highs because of Dubai, and several low lows. Ultimately it forever changed the course of my life. I wish some things had gone differently, but I can’t help but to cherish Dubai, the people it brought into my life, and the memories.

Interdimensional Base- Jump Training I love you, brother.

10/14/2026

All the way from France to BASE jump, see Mr Olympia, and get engaged! Congrats! 💪💪💪

Comfort zones are a double edged sword. Having the advantage of being in a space that is familiar can make it easier to ...
10/13/2026

Comfort zones are a double edged sword. Having the advantage of being in a space that is familiar can make it easier to succeed, but if you spend too much time doing what you’ve always done life will pass you by and you will wonder what else could have been.

10/13/2026

It’s tough to explain how intimidated I was going into the Moab 240. Immediately after Ash offered me the pacing spot I got overwhelmed with doubt. I don’t even consider myself a runner and one of the best runners on the planet just asked me to run with her during a brutal race that happens to be extremely important to her career.

I was pacing Ash for miles 170 to 201, widely considered the hardest section of the race. We climbed 9,500+ feet through the Lasal mountains. We started at 11:30 pm and didn’t finish until nearly 1 pm.

The weather was awful the entire time. When we left the first aid station it was pouring rain and it rarely stopped. It took less than a few miles to reach 2 spots where the trail had been almost entirely trenched out by flooding. The mud was too slippery to run on but sticky enough to cake to our shoes. The winds were so strong that they were shoving us off the trail at times. After a minute of significant gusts I turned to Ash and said, “having been around skydiving so long I know wind, that was easily 40-50 mph.” We were later told it was actually 60+. I estimate that we climbed over and heard 150 recently fallen trees. The trail was a literal obstacle course.

That all paints the picture of the conditions, but what I struggle to think people understand is what happened in our minds. We knew it was awful, but we chose to not allow that to be what dictates the way we experienced it. The one thing we were in charge of was our minds. It’s pretty easy to melt down and fall apart when circumstances try to torture you. Ash and I unspokenly opted to be positive. I felt like I was trying to use the moniker, “kill ‘em with kindness,” against the elements. Seeing Ash’s physical and mental toughness was the pleasure of a lifetime. I hope everyone gets to experience something like that at least once. She was 1 of 3 runners to make it 200 miles.

Shoutout to all of the competitors. I know my experience is skewed. I feel like I was playing a board game and drew a card that allowed me to skip half the game.

When I saw videos of people crossing flash floods I knew the race had to be cancelled.

10/12/2026

BASE jump before work…

10/12/2026

He said, she said. However it went down, we got the collab we needed.

To be clear, we were actually trying to solve whether I had volunteered my opinion on a recent 100 mile run or Ashley Paulson I didn’t know Katie Hansen Lajeunesse was filming!

10/12/2026

She had run 200 miles at this point!
🏃‍♀️ Ashley Paulson

Just lived the adventure of a lifetime with an absolute legend of a human. It’s going to take a while to know how to tel...
10/11/2026

Just lived the adventure of a lifetime with an absolute legend of a human. It’s going to take a while to know how to tell that story, but I’m immediately certain I’m thankful for Ashley Paulson bringing me.

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