Wow, thank you so much for doing this podcast with Jason Fox. What a guy, funny,interesting,intelligent, a real life super hero. I think that label gets used to much. But in Jason's case I think it's spot on. I really enjoyed his books that he has wrote and have had a impact with me and my issues suffering with mental health and anxiety issues. And I've got to say, really enjoyed watching him beast the people on the SAS show on channel 4. But he also builds them up if can see they are trying. In short just a great man, and human being.
Thank you. Great interview and what Jason spoke about on the difficulties of going from a military to civilian life brought back my own memories as I experienced the same. I fo hope that these are now long in the past and veterans supported and assisted in every way. Thank you.
I think you managed to find one of the most interesting and complicated men to interview. Not a boy, or a "modern" manboy, but a very real, very complex, and very strong and interesting man. Well done Grace, an excellent interview, and well done Foxy, a true professional and old school man.
I like listening to the ex service guys. Not for the guns and glory, which isn't discussed anyway, but the nuggets of wisdom through their own experiences. Always something to learn. Great interview.
The story he told about his kid, his wife, washing machine, divorce, money, Makes so much sense, no one teaches us to deal with that, Not just me , thank you
Good thoughtfull intelligent reserved guy. Not big timing it like some on pod casts. I remember years ago going into my unit to hear someone on running machine. I turned corner to my horror and shock it was a 22 guy crying his eyes out. Turned out relationship issues. Jason came close to edge and turned it round. He is thought full and clever. I lost a former work collegue a 22 guy last year he topped himself. Reg Association is doing and offering mental health course so we can all help each other and blokes that live near who have issues. Shows things are changing for the better. The actual mil is rubbish at looking after blokes. Sad world. Interesting interview. I never understood how blokes could find the time to get married or father kids. Human nature but rarely works out.
Great episode. Very interesting to watch. My brother in law was a royal marine, did 3 tours of afgan so very relatable with his issues during and after. Thanks Jason, Grace and the team xxx
Jason really hits the nail on the head during this interview. I didn't do anything like Jason did but when I left my head was very much in the same place. Everyone was focused on my service in the Army but reflecting back it was the fact I just didn't have the skills to deal and balance the everyday life outside of the military. We function at a high level in the military but your personal life is actually in very bad condition. As soldiers, we also tend to use things in our lives to drive us and keep us in the right mindset, but as they start to fall apart, we struggle to put two and two together. Also, there os definitely something about growing up in Luton that wires you different 😂. Thanks for talking Jason. Blessings brother.
No wonder these guys have issues when they leave the military in general but especially an elite fighting force who are basically modern day warriors where you've got adrenaline, status and frankly unusual experiences overseas. Would love to know the stats on whether PTSD is more prevalent with the "good guys" as Foxy is tough calm and brilliant at his job yet still human.
For all you liberals out there, this is called a Man. Decent interview but if you want Rogan type numbers you need to listen a little bit more. You missed some things you could have asked he alluded to.
Lots of people saying she looks distracted…I think she has mentioned in the past she has ADHD…and non-eye contact and looking around is a very common behaviour trait. As someone with ADHD, if it’s a heavy convo I have to look away and cannot look directly at the person talking or I start tearing up 😅
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:39 🌐 *Jason Fox faced challenges post-military, including PTSD, stemming from a complex life situation involving marriage, family, and toxic relationships.* 01:08 🚶 *Recognize the impact of toxic relationships on mental health and understand the importance of addressing them for overall well-being.* 08:41 💪 *In the first year of Marine training, Fox learned the value of perseverance, self-discipline, and the ability to withstand discomfort.* 12:35 🧠 *Thriving under pressure was a crucial lesson learned in Special Forces, where Fox discovered he thrives on pressure and it's necessary for personal development.* 19:57 🔄 *Embracing uncomfortable situations is essential for personal growth and development, a principle Fox applies from his military experience to everyday life.* 23:55 🤯 *Jason Fox shares a pivotal moment during a military mission when, despite his experience, he felt fear and had to remind himself of his capabilities to cope with the situation.* 29:57 🤔 *Fox discusses his struggle with mental health, particularly PTSD, leading to his decision to leave the military after 20 years. He emphasizes the importance of communication and self-awareness in dealing with mental health challenges.* 32:40 🌟 *Reflecting on his transition to civilian life, Fox describes the challenges he faced in finding a job, adjusting to a regular 9-to-5 routine, and struggling with a sense of fulfillment outside the military.* 34:03 🧐 *Fox introduces a self-reflection exercise involving drawing timelines to identify converging life events, emphasizing the significance of being aware of one's mental well-being during challenging times.* 38:14 🤷♂️ *Fox explores the balance between being too soft and too hard on individuals regarding mental health. He emphasizes the need for tailored approaches, compassion, and personal effort to navigate through tough periods.* 42:18 🔄 *Overcoming Financial Struggles: After leaving the military for mental health reasons, Jason Fox faced financial challenges. He resigned from a job, but the MD made him redundant, providing financial support during a difficult period.* 44:10 🔄 *Impact of Relationships on Mental Health: Fox emphasizes the crucial role relationships play in mental health. Toxic or unhealthy relationships, whether at home or work, can have a cascading effect on overall well-being.* 46:13 🔄 *Transition to TV Career: Fox's entry into the TV industry was facilitated by a friend offering a job opportunity in television. This unexpected shift from bodyguarding to TV laid the foundation for his career in the media.* 53:22 🔄 *Acceptance of TV Opportunity: Initially hesitant, Fox reluctantly accepted an offer to participate in a TV show about Special Forces selection due to financial pressures. Despite initial reservations, he acknowledges it was a beneficial decision for him.* 55:37 🔄 *Living in the Present: Fox emphasizes the importance of living in the present, drawing parallels between military training and embracing the mindset of toddlers. He encourages focusing on the present moment rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future.* Made with HARPA AI
The editing is really making this hard to watch I thought it was a connectivity problem It's smashing content and wonderful questions But the editing is off putting and extremely frustrating to watch I'm sorry I'm unsubscribing
cant stand her vocal fry, constant use of the word like, fake smiles and put on posh voice...a lovely looking lady though...but maybe she shouldnt be so prominent as the interview should be about him and not her...bring on the hate replies people you know i have made good points 😂
I understand that bit where you feel a bit more scared when you get older and have other personal responsibilities that come along. A lot of things play into it, but it is clear Jason has done some serious psychological work on himself, I hope he continues to do well on his journey. I have been out for 14 years now and still struggle with PTSD a bit, I had a serious painkiller addiction for 9 years and been massively suicidal, but have been clean for 5 years now and feel like living life again, I am doing so much better now on all counts of life. I am getting regular employment now in my dream job of as an advanced race track driving instructor. I had always had a talent for it, I have raced successfully for a few years now and one of Australia's top drivers is now my boss and good friend. To everyone else struggling, you can and will get through the pain, stay strong to all that have been through those hard times. Go and chase some dreams, each and every day, choose each day ❤😀
The only way to truly overcome demons is by the blood of Yeshua (Jesus!), the power of God! God supernaturally brings His love to cover us and heal every last bit of ourselves so we can be in perfect union with Him forever! We just have to ask Him to forgive us and help us and He changes everything by His love!!
Very few actually get into the real position that JESUS Promises, yes millions are Saved by Him, but abundant life? Deep spiritual healing? Most are captured by religious Christianity restrained by creeds dogmas and a misunderstanding of The Inspired Hebrew Scriptures. Most haven’t got the Will desire or even know that they need and could go much deeper in Christ! Consequently the Church members have the same % as the world in lifestyle ~ divorces, crimes etc I also joined the Army 16 did 9 Para Sqn did 3 Para pathfinders JESUS CHRIST IS LORD ✝️🩸🕊️👑 HE IS AWESOME. I have experienced The Baptism in THE HOLY SPIRIT. Acts 2 v 1-4. Ask Jesus into your heart and complete life 🙏🏼
Wow, thank you so much for doing this podcast with Jason Fox. What a guy, funny,interesting,intelligent, a real life super hero. I think that label gets used to much. But in Jason's case I think it's spot on. I really enjoyed his books that he has wrote and have had a impact with me and my issues suffering with mental health and anxiety issues. And I've got to say, really enjoyed watching him beast the people on the SAS show on channel 4. But he also builds them up if can see they are trying. In short just a great man, and human being.
Thank you. Great interview and what Jason spoke about on the difficulties of going from a military to civilian life brought back my own memories as I experienced the same. I fo hope that these are now long in the past and veterans supported and assisted in every way. Thank you.
Really enjoyed this, Jason is a great speaker and refreshingly honest
I think you managed to find one of the most interesting and complicated men to interview. Not a boy, or a "modern" manboy, but a very real, very complex, and very strong and interesting man. Well done Grace, an excellent interview, and well done Foxy, a true professional and old school man.
I like listening to the ex service guys. Not for the guns and glory, which isn't discussed anyway, but the nuggets of wisdom through their own experiences. Always something to learn. Great interview.
Same. There's so many nuggets of wisdom they have to share that it's invaluable and really interesting.
Excellent one, really enjoyed this. Thank you grace!
Thank you Emilie!
Nice interview.
That was a great episode 🙌
Thanks!
HES A LEGEND
Jason Fox is a fantastic person to hear talk but seems like he was carrying this, answering a questionnaire IRL.
call on the name of Jesus
What a stunning looking woman
Great interview, horrid intro
I’ve never seen a more disinterested host on a podcast, it was like grace had better things to do! Cringey and very disrespectful 👎🏻
Little island in the middle of nowhere sounds like exactly the kind of place a Pirate would bury his treasure.
What are you looking at…distracted!
Doing your best every day turns into a habit of greatness.
I have a huge admiration for his honesty and talking about his experiences. Amasing people.
Have to admit, had a crush on Jason Fox on SAS 💜
We want to know what Grace is looking at
I could listen to his stories and experiences all day
Same bro
Foxy is such an incredible inspiration
The story he told about his kid, his wife, washing machine, divorce, money,
Makes so much sense, no one teaches us to deal with that,
Not just me , thank you
Foxy hits the nail on the head here. Mental health is a reason, but it shouldn’t be an excuse for being weak and/or lazy.
Good thoughtfull intelligent reserved guy. Not big timing it like some on pod casts.
I remember years ago going into my unit to hear someone on running machine. I turned corner to my horror and shock it was a 22 guy crying his eyes out. Turned out relationship issues.
Jason came close to edge and turned it round. He is thought full and clever. I lost a former work collegue a 22 guy last year he topped himself. Reg Association is doing and offering mental health course so we can all help each other and blokes that live near who have issues. Shows things are changing for the better. The actual mil is rubbish at looking after blokes. Sad world.
Interesting interview.
I never understood how blokes could find the time to get married or father kids. Human nature but rarely works out.
Great episode. Very interesting to watch. My brother in law was a royal marine, did 3 tours of afgan so very relatable with his issues during and after. Thanks Jason, Grace and the team xxx
Jason really hits the nail on the head during this interview.
I didn't do anything like Jason did but when I left my head was very much in the same place. Everyone was focused on my service in the Army but reflecting back it was the fact I just didn't have the skills to deal and balance the everyday life outside of the military. We function at a high level in the military but your personal life is actually in very bad condition. As soldiers, we also tend to use things in our lives to drive us and keep us in the right mindset, but as they start to fall apart, we struggle to put two and two together.
Also, there os definitely something about growing up in Luton that wires you different 😂.
Thanks for talking Jason. Blessings brother.
No wonder these guys have issues when they leave the military in general but especially an elite fighting force who are basically modern day warriors where you've got adrenaline, status and frankly unusual experiences overseas.
Would love to know the stats on whether PTSD is more prevalent with the "good guys" as Foxy is tough calm and brilliant at his job yet still human.
For all you liberals out there, this is called a Man. Decent interview but if you want Rogan type numbers you need to listen a little bit more. You missed some things you could have asked he alluded to.
Lots of people saying she looks distracted…I think she has mentioned in the past she has ADHD…and non-eye contact and looking around is a very common behaviour trait. As someone with ADHD, if it’s a heavy convo I have to look away and cannot look directly at the person talking or I start tearing up 😅
Brave young men trying to change are world.Take care 😊
Absolutely love your growth Grace! ( Grez 😉 ) been following you sense uni vlog days haha! These podcast are great! Loved this one!! 😊
This interview is amazing! Really timely for me. But also gives me faith in a positive future for us all.
Thankyou for this great content 😊
RESPECT thanks for your service
Not the best to be fair. Plus the ads....ffs
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:39 🌐 *Jason Fox faced challenges post-military, including PTSD, stemming from a complex life situation involving marriage, family, and toxic relationships.*
01:08 🚶 *Recognize the impact of toxic relationships on mental health and understand the importance of addressing them for overall well-being.*
08:41 💪 *In the first year of Marine training, Fox learned the value of perseverance, self-discipline, and the ability to withstand discomfort.*
12:35 🧠 *Thriving under pressure was a crucial lesson learned in Special Forces, where Fox discovered he thrives on pressure and it's necessary for personal development.*
19:57 🔄 *Embracing uncomfortable situations is essential for personal growth and development, a principle Fox applies from his military experience to everyday life.*
23:55 🤯 *Jason Fox shares a pivotal moment during a military mission when, despite his experience, he felt fear and had to remind himself of his capabilities to cope with the situation.*
29:57 🤔 *Fox discusses his struggle with mental health, particularly PTSD, leading to his decision to leave the military after 20 years. He emphasizes the importance of communication and self-awareness in dealing with mental health challenges.*
32:40 🌟 *Reflecting on his transition to civilian life, Fox describes the challenges he faced in finding a job, adjusting to a regular 9-to-5 routine, and struggling with a sense of fulfillment outside the military.*
34:03 🧐 *Fox introduces a self-reflection exercise involving drawing timelines to identify converging life events, emphasizing the significance of being aware of one's mental well-being during challenging times.*
38:14 🤷♂️ *Fox explores the balance between being too soft and too hard on individuals regarding mental health. He emphasizes the need for tailored approaches, compassion, and personal effort to navigate through tough periods.*
42:18 🔄 *Overcoming Financial Struggles: After leaving the military for mental health reasons, Jason Fox faced financial challenges. He resigned from a job, but the MD made him redundant, providing financial support during a difficult period.*
44:10 🔄 *Impact of Relationships on Mental Health: Fox emphasizes the crucial role relationships play in mental health. Toxic or unhealthy relationships, whether at home or work, can have a cascading effect on overall well-being.*
46:13 🔄 *Transition to TV Career: Fox's entry into the TV industry was facilitated by a friend offering a job opportunity in television. This unexpected shift from bodyguarding to TV laid the foundation for his career in the media.*
53:22 🔄 *Acceptance of TV Opportunity: Initially hesitant, Fox reluctantly accepted an offer to participate in a TV show about Special Forces selection due to financial pressures. Despite initial reservations, he acknowledges it was a beneficial decision for him.*
55:37 🔄 *Living in the Present: Fox emphasizes the importance of living in the present, drawing parallels between military training and embracing the mindset of toddlers. He encourages focusing on the present moment rather than dwelling on the past or worrying about the future.*
Made with HARPA AI
Does anyone else see, BOTOX LIPS!
Yeh I dont think our Jason was working the Door 🤦♂️😜👍
The editing is really making this hard to watch I thought it was a connectivity problem
It's smashing content and wonderful questions
But the editing is off putting and extremely frustrating to watch
I'm sorry I'm unsubscribing
Pls try & get mark billy billingham on
Great heart on his sleeve interview with Jason.
Extremely annoying & unprofessional when the interviewer keeps looking away to her left from camera.
Problem is you watch two of these kinds of things and you're just listening to the same stories again and again
He is great, but you have some irritating "so so so so..." cutsie mannerisms. Just be yourself.
Lest ye become like little children ye will not enter the kingdom of heaven" ....or live like a toddler as foxy says🙏
2:55 guys
I have that sweatshirt, it’s really comfortable. Highly recommend
Foxxy is great. bringing a very important conversation to the public.
0 bullshit, self-awareness and learning. Very impressive.
cant stand her vocal fry, constant use of the word like, fake smiles and put on posh voice...a lovely looking lady though...but maybe she shouldnt be so prominent as the interview should be about him and not her...bring on the hate replies people you know i have made good points 😂
Yes mate she's quite obnoxious.
Who is the interviewer? She says very generic things
Beckets Mechanical Aptitude Test? 🤔 Test 🤣
First!!
Why’s he have to sit 2 metre’s apart 🤔
Colin Mclaughlan from the first season. Ex SAS. Has been through it all.
Yes, Colin is a dude - super chill
Comes across as an absolute legend,,,
Such an interesting episode 😍
So glad you enjoyed it!
I thought that was Sofia Richie
Bravo, @grace Beverley
Yeah, liked that, nice one
😇
Smashed it grace!
Respect to Both ✝️
Grace looking fine af here
Jason you're a G
Good interview and great guest
Thanks
Really good interview
Love this...
Cant wait to see the live show 🙌
He Seems a lot more genuine than the other SF guys
how can u say that, they all are genuine especially billy
Love Jason Fox! ❤
Loved this conversation
Amazing!!
I understand that bit where you feel a bit more scared when you get older and have other personal responsibilities that come along.
A lot of things play into it, but it is clear Jason has done some serious psychological work on himself, I hope he continues to do well on his journey.
I have been out for 14 years now and still struggle with PTSD a bit, I had a serious painkiller addiction for 9 years and been massively suicidal, but have been clean for 5 years now and feel like living life again, I am doing so much better now on all counts of life.
I am getting regular employment now in my dream job of as an advanced race track driving instructor.
I had always had a talent for it, I have raced successfully for a few years now and one of Australia's top drivers is now my boss and good friend. To everyone else struggling, you can and will get through the pain, stay strong to all that have been through those hard times. Go and chase some dreams, each and every day, choose each day ❤😀
Your contant jittering, looking around and glancing away makes this really hard to watch unfortunately
Constant*
I've had to stop watching - this amazing guy deserves more respect
That’s a bit harsh
@@freddie_mvp I have a feeling you simp for the posh girl
What jittering?
Shut up man, this setup was fine, and a great interview to boot!
The interviewer has more interest in herself than the interview. Really off putting.
The only way to truly overcome demons is by the blood of Yeshua (Jesus!), the power of God! God supernaturally brings His love to cover us and heal every last bit of ourselves so we can be in perfect union with Him forever! We just have to ask Him to forgive us and help us and He changes everything by His love!!
Very few actually get into the real position that JESUS Promises, yes millions are Saved by Him, but abundant life?
Deep spiritual healing?
Most are captured by religious Christianity restrained by creeds dogmas and a misunderstanding of The Inspired Hebrew Scriptures.
Most haven’t got the Will desire or even know that they need and could go much deeper in Christ!
Consequently the Church members have the same % as the world in lifestyle ~ divorces, crimes etc
I also joined the Army 16 did 9 Para Sqn did 3 Para pathfinders
JESUS CHRIST IS LORD ✝️🩸🕊️👑
HE IS AWESOME.
I have experienced The Baptism in THE HOLY SPIRIT.
Acts 2 v 1-4.
Ask Jesus into your heart and complete life 🙏🏼