EP#84 Jay Morton, Ex PARA, Ex SAS, 2 time MT Everest summiteer and former SAS who Dares wins DS.

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Ex British Military? Left after 1987? Struggling to hear conversation in social environments? Ringing in your ears? Click below to see if your eligible to claim compensation. https://veterans-for-veterans.co.uk/affiliates/chris-binch/ Jay Morton is a former UK Special Forces (SAS) operator, adventurer, author, and television personality. Military Service: Morton served for 14 distinguished years in the British military. He spent four years in the Parachute Regiment (3 PARA), including two tours in Afghanistan and one in Iraq, before successfully passing the rigorous selection process to join the UK Special Forces (SAS), where he served for a decade. Specialist Skills: During his time in the SAS, he was a qualified Military Mountain Guide, a high-altitude parachuting (HALO/HAHO) expert, and a Patrol Medic capable of performing life-saving trauma aid. He was involved in multiple operational deployments in hostile territories. Television: After leaving the military in 2018, he became a popular figure on SAS: Who Dares Wins, initially joining the fifth series as an undercover mole among the recruits before becoming a permanent member of the DS team. Adventurer and Mountaineer: An experienced mountaineer, Morton has successfully summited Mount Everest twice and continues to lead expeditions to some of the world's highest mountains. Author and Speaker: He is the author of the best-selling book Soldier: Respect is Earned (2020), which offers insights into resilience, leadership, and mindset. He is also an in-demand motivational speaker, sharing lessons from his military and life experiences with corporate audiences. Entrepreneurship: Morton co-founded the specialist outdoor clothing brand ThruDark. Jay Morton is known for his calm leadership under pressure and his focus on mental and physical endurance, which he promotes through his various projects and public appearances. https://www.jaymortonofficial.com/