EP 115 TRAINED FOR WAR, BUILT FOR THE WILD | Travis Sloan
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EP 115 TRAINED FOR WAR, BUILT FOR THE WILD | Travis Sloan
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What does it take to build a life around discipline, danger, discomfort and adventure?
In this episode of PH Journals, I sit down with Travis Sloan — a man whose journey has taken him from the French Foreign Legion and private security to bowhunting, teaching and some of the wildest places on earth.
But this conversation quickly became about a lot more than hunting.
We talk about what the Legion taught him, why men are drawn to difficult things, the reality of operating in dangerous environments, and how that mindset eventually found its way into bowhunting and Africa.
We get into the psychology behind hunting, the role of ego, why discomfort is important, what the bush does to your mind, and whether we're sometimes searching for something much deeper than an animal when we head into the wilderness.
This isn't your typical hunting interview.
It's a conversation about discipline, masculinity, purpose, adventure and what it means to deliberately choose the harder road.
If you've ever wondered why some people actively seek out difficult experiences instead of choosing the easy life, you're going to enjoy this one.
Watch. Listen. Share it with someone who needs to hear it.