Running The World’s Most Dangerous Marathons, ADHD and the Psychology of Endurance
Spencer sits down with adventurer, former soldier, and humanitarian Jordan Wylie MBE to explore what it really means to live with intensity, purpose, and vulnerability. Jordan opens up about being diagnosed with ADHD later in life, how hyperfocus has fuelled his greatest achievements, and the personal cost it’s taken…
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