RESILIENT PEOPLE5 Marras 2021

Tommy Caulfield & James Whittle are The Tempest Two

Tommy Caulfield and James Whittle are two friends from the UK who decided to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a row boat. The voyage took them 54 days and as you can imagine, it was grueling. But the pair discovered a lot about themselves in that little vessel. Mainly the importance of pushing through their comfort zones and embracing the rewards that come with it.

Since that trip, Tommy and James have embarked on many different adventures. We spoke about the reason for doing that first trip, how they define resilience and have a few laughs too.To learn more about The Tempest Two visit www.tempesttwo.com or on socials @thetempesttwo.

Since that trip, Tommy and James have embarked on many different adventures. We spoke about the reason for doing that first trip, how they define resilience and have a few laughs too.

RESILIENT PEOPLE is a show that profiles regular people around the world who are admired for their resilience. They have overcome a major life challenge, found a purpose from it and now help others to be resilient too.

If you are someone with a story to tell, or know someone who does please drop a line to: info@resilientpeople.ca

Hear more inspiring conversations of resilience at www.resilientpeople.ca.

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