Dorian Yates

To like, yeah, but there was a lot of things I couldn't do then.

Like my life was so restricted then.

I wouldn't even go out if I'm going to get back after 10.30 because I got to be at bed at 11.

I mean, this was all year.

It wasn't just for competition.

Now I'm doing fairly well financially.

I don't have to do anything that I don't want to do.

And I can go.

And I've always been in love with animals and wildlife.

And I used to sponsor mountain grillers in Rwanda and Uganda, because there was only 600 of them in the world.

So I used to sponsor them.

So one of the first things I did was went on a safari out to Uganda, guerrilla trekking in the mountains, and I couldn't do that before.

Maybe I could, but in my mind I couldn't.

I didn't want to take the time off.

So it started to open up more possibilities slowly, but it probably took me a couple of years to start to come to terms with it.

I mean, I had a business.

You had kids too, right?

I had a son, yeah, at that point who was –

coming to the end of school age.

I had a business, but it's like, you know, it's not exciting.