• Swam 157 days without setting foot on land
• Ran a marathon dragging a 1,400 kg car for 19 hours
• Climbed a rope equal to Everest’s height in 20 hours
How he did that will rip off your mental limitations forever:
1. The Great British Swim: 157 days at sea
In 2018, Ross Edgley became the first person to swim around mainland Great Britain.
He swam 12 hours a day for 157 consecutive days.
Never set foot on land once.
He faced:
– 5,000+ jellyfish
– 7ft swells
– Salt tongue (his tongue literally began to fall apart)
This wasn’t just physical—it was psychological warfare.
2. World's Strongest Marathon
Running a marathon is tough.
Running it while pulling a 1.4-ton Mini Countryman?
That’s what Edgley did in 2016—26.2 miles in 19 hours and 36 minutes.
Every step was a grind.
Every tendon was screaming.
He redefined what a “marathon” could even mean.
I run a $30k/month marketing agency & trust me on this one.
You don’t need an MBA to build a successful business.
Here are 13 lessons that will teach you more than any $100,000 degree:
1. Your offer isn’t good enough if people need convincing. A strong offer makes prospects feel like they’re missing out if they don’t buy—fix your positioning before you fix your marketing.
2. The easiest way to increase revenue isn’t more leads—it’s better retention. Most businesses chase new customers when keeping existing ones happy would be 10x more profitable.