Jeremy Renner
👤 PersonAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
But it starts with your brain and your mind and your spirit of what you believe in, how you see something is all in your control. And I'm not like the half glass, half empty kind of dude, right? But it's a version of that. I could have whined and complained and like, oh God, I'm never going to work again as an actor. None of that, I didn't care about any of that, right? That had no value to me.
But it starts with your brain and your mind and your spirit of what you believe in, how you see something is all in your control. And I'm not like the half glass, half empty kind of dude, right? But it's a version of that. I could have whined and complained and like, oh God, I'm never going to work again as an actor. None of that, I didn't care about any of that, right? That had no value to me.
The value was the mental acuity to get through, to find my next breath, to zoom out so big and so wide. And I keep my perspective there. I live in a very comfortable, loving, pure life where I oversimplify the simplicity of life Because it is just that simple.
The value was the mental acuity to get through, to find my next breath, to zoom out so big and so wide. And I keep my perspective there. I live in a very comfortable, loving, pure life where I oversimplify the simplicity of life Because it is just that simple.
The value was the mental acuity to get through, to find my next breath, to zoom out so big and so wide. And I keep my perspective there. I live in a very comfortable, loving, pure life where I oversimplify the simplicity of life Because it is just that simple.
it was probably the first 25 that were the toughest. Cause I don't think, I don't think an EMT or fire department can get there until like the first half hour. So the first half hour is rough. And I died in that time. Cause I got tired. I just got, cause doing the equivalent of breathing that we all don't even think about breathing. It's not even conscious, right? It's just sort of reflexive.
it was probably the first 25 that were the toughest. Cause I don't think, I don't think an EMT or fire department can get there until like the first half hour. So the first half hour is rough. And I died in that time. Cause I got tired. I just got, cause doing the equivalent of breathing that we all don't even think about breathing. It's not even conscious, right? It's just sort of reflexive.
it was probably the first 25 that were the toughest. Cause I don't think, I don't think an EMT or fire department can get there until like the first half hour. So the first half hour is rough. And I died in that time. Cause I got tired. I just got, cause doing the equivalent of breathing that we all don't even think about breathing. It's not even conscious, right? It's just sort of reflexive.
It just happens in our body. But I had to, like, work. And I was, like, doing, like, a one-arm push-up. It took every piece of physical energy I could do just to exhale a little bit so I can get a little bit more back in. I was suffocating.
It just happens in our body. But I had to, like, work. And I was, like, doing, like, a one-arm push-up. It took every piece of physical energy I could do just to exhale a little bit so I can get a little bit more back in. I was suffocating.
It just happens in our body. But I had to, like, work. And I was, like, doing, like, a one-arm push-up. It took every piece of physical energy I could do just to exhale a little bit so I can get a little bit more back in. I was suffocating.
Yeah, in a way. Yeah, yeah. I was still getting air. You can't do that underwater. But I was like a boa constrictor kind of feeling. Like, it just squeezes more. You suck blood out of the air. It's squeezing you. And it's because my whole rib cage, my shoulder, all this side of it was just collapsed on my lung. It was already collapsed. instead of suffocating myself.
Yeah, in a way. Yeah, yeah. I was still getting air. You can't do that underwater. But I was like a boa constrictor kind of feeling. Like, it just squeezes more. You suck blood out of the air. It's squeezing you. And it's because my whole rib cage, my shoulder, all this side of it was just collapsed on my lung. It was already collapsed. instead of suffocating myself.
Yeah, in a way. Yeah, yeah. I was still getting air. You can't do that underwater. But I was like a boa constrictor kind of feeling. Like, it just squeezes more. You suck blood out of the air. It's squeezing you. And it's because my whole rib cage, my shoulder, all this side of it was just collapsed on my lung. It was already collapsed. instead of suffocating myself.
So I got, once I had my nephew lift my arm up enough to lift my rib cage off my lung, I could get a little bit more air in. It wasn't like suffocating so much. So I can, it was still excruciating, but to breathe was quite, quite the effort. And if you, just to take deep breaths for a minute, you feel lightheaded, you might pass out. But like, this is just, it's just, it was just exhausting.
So I got, once I had my nephew lift my arm up enough to lift my rib cage off my lung, I could get a little bit more air in. It wasn't like suffocating so much. So I can, it was still excruciating, but to breathe was quite, quite the effort. And if you, just to take deep breaths for a minute, you feel lightheaded, you might pass out. But like, this is just, it's just, it was just exhausting.
So I got, once I had my nephew lift my arm up enough to lift my rib cage off my lung, I could get a little bit more air in. It wasn't like suffocating so much. So I can, it was still excruciating, but to breathe was quite, quite the effort. And if you, just to take deep breaths for a minute, you feel lightheaded, you might pass out. But like, this is just, it's just, it was just exhausting.
And with each exhalation and then inhalation, it was just like, so did it feel long? I don't know. I can't answer that. It was just like, I was waiting for my next breath. I was never sure it was going to happen, but I was going to will it to happen.
And with each exhalation and then inhalation, it was just like, so did it feel long? I don't know. I can't answer that. It was just like, I was waiting for my next breath. I was never sure it was going to happen, but I was going to will it to happen.
And with each exhalation and then inhalation, it was just like, so did it feel long? I don't know. I can't answer that. It was just like, I was waiting for my next breath. I was never sure it was going to happen, but I was going to will it to happen.