Kílian Jornet

I think I have always been kind of...

trying to analyze pretty well what I'm doing.

And I have been taking risks on my life many times.

And I would lie if I say that now I'm not taking them.

But you are never on a risk zero situation.

Yeah, no, and for me, I don't think it hasn't been when the kids came.

I think it has been, like, with age, too, and, like, with experience.

And I don't know, I think the arrival of the kids didn't affect that, but I think more the lose of friends, like, over time.

Like, it's something that, I don't know how it's in the wars and that, but, like, somehow, after a moment, it felt that,

you get like kind of used to death and you get... Same.

Yeah, people die and you normalize it.

And you normalize it in a way that it's, I wouldn't say it's sane, because it's just something that you really accept at some point that it don't surprise you.

I mean, it's just... Right.

It's just part of what you do.

Yeah, exactly.

And it's a point that you say, okay, I normalize that and it shouldn't be normalized.

Maybe it's a time to take a break and stay like a few months or a year in activities that they have not this high risk because I think that your attention level, it goes down because you get more and more comfortable.

And then is when you can make more mistakes too.

Yeah.

Yeah, maybe that's the least I think.