“The proper function of man is to live, not to exist. I shall not waste my days in trying to prolong them. I shall use my time.” - Jack London (1876–1916) From an early age, I did many extreme things, or perhaps it was the level I took it to that made them extreme. However,

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"Whilst I would never shy away from doing almost anything, no matter how dangerous it seemed, I was by no means reckless. Quite the opposite in fact. I took a measured approach to everything I did, and after calculating the risk, I then set forth… fearlessly." 📚 Stay tuned for

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A psychotherapist once insisted on a tried-and-tested method to overcome my deep affliction: 'Write about your closely guarded secrets, the events that caused your PTSD. Confront them boldly in your own words, and you will be freed.' These words marked the beginning of my

"If you can dream—and not make dreams your master;/ If you can think—and not make thoughts your aim;/ If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster/ And treat those two impostors just the same;/ ...you’ll be a Man, my son!" The poem "If–" by RudyardKipling epitomised a large part

"We lived in Berkshire, England, about an hour southwest of London, and the high annual rainfall meant the ground was often muddy. It was espe-cially muddy around our parts, probably because we were in an area of thick green foliage, dense woods, and sun-blocking tree

"My comprehensive knowledge of my subject matter, my life, coupled with my learnt attitude that if something is worth doing, it is worth doing properly, could make it easier, or so I thought." Shortly after this, Edward Charles Featherstone quickly realised that expressing his

"Of all the things I have undertaken or attempted in my life, writing an autobiography undoubtedly takes the cake." Edward Charles Featherstone went from having an Air Force military career to building a start-up digital electronics business into a 2,000-plus-person-strong

"My home was central to my other favourite places. It was forty minutes from the Royal Berkshire Shooting School, a leading clay-pigeon shooting establishment that I knew well, having gone there many times when my father wanted to brush up on his shooting before the game-bird

Was it Midas Henrietta Richardson or another lovely person who sent me this incredibly generous, completely intriguing surprise Edward Charles Featherstone #MyRudeAwakening book mail? Postie dropped it over a 6’6” gate so the book’s a bit mangled! I’ll be following p21 advice! Thank you!

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I am still in total shock at this amazing book package that I received from Edward Charles Featherstone. A glorious hamper that was a total surprise. His memoir is out 19 Sept and I'm reliably informed it'll shock. Perfect.

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