I bore myself constantly.
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You answer as yourself. Nobody on FLAPSS answers as anybody else.
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Impatience. Though sometimes it helps!
I’m chronically late. It’s magical thinking: I actually believe I can take a shower and get dressed in three minutes, that the train will be pulling into the station the moment I arrive….
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View profile →Preferably not as the guy who played Gollum.
Logistically, technically, shooting at 48 frames per second, working in 3D – those were all huge challenges. The biggest lessons were more logistical – decision making on a day to day level. It was a very complex schedule, always shifting. So, those were huge challenges. Stamina-wise, there were many, many challenges.
Not continuing to question.
I made a solo attempt at the Matterhorn in 1996 and came very close to falling. I waited until the dawn light came, so I could retrace my route, but I was hanging off my ice axes for 45 minutes.
Be in the moment.
Being the father of three children.
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