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In this episode, we discuss what happened when our guest astronaut Chris Hadfield went blind during a spacewalk - and how he made it out alive. We talk about the mental toughness necessary to survive extremely dangerous situations like that, discuss in depth how astronauts deal with fear, look at the vital importance of powerful training to deal with huge risks, and much more including...

- How to cultivate the mental toughness to survive the most dangerous situations imaginable
- The vital importance of visualizing failure and understanding what could go wrong
- Things don’t change whether or not you are afraid of them - the ONLY question is whether or not you are prepared
- Why Chris recommends that you should “aim to be a zero”
- In space, ”there is no problem so bad, that you can’t make it worse”
- How to overcome your fear of spiders!
- And even more!

Chris Hadfield, who the BBC called “the most famous astronaut since Neil Armstrong" has been a part of several space missions with the Canadian Space Agency and NASA. He served as Chief of Robotics and Chief of International Space Station Operations. Chris was the first Canadian to command the International Space Station and was awarded the NASA Exceptional Service Medal and inducted to the Canadian Aviation Hall Of Fame. In addition to his work as an engineer and astronaut Chris is an author, musician, and speaker.

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