Shekhar Natarajan

I don't know.

A lot, a lot, a lot, a lot.

And then like you just, you fall and then you get up and you walk.

Yeah, yeah, fall and get up and get down.

That's the point.

Sounds like Rocky Balboa, like getting up.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's a way.

Keep falling and then keep getting up, keep getting up, keep getting up.

Okay.

And so now you've conditioned your mind to basically walk, walk at smaller heights.

Then how did you go about like going to higher heights?

Yeah, after... Did you go after the height or the length again?

At the very beginning, I started with one meter, but maybe 30, 40 meters long.

So I practiced the length, that was the difficult.

And it was not a tight rope, it was like...

Yeah, no, the beginning was a tightrope because I was just to start.

Now I practice on a slack wire just to make it more engaging.

But the beginning was to start with the right situation to understand what is the right situation, right, pretty right.

So you're on a one-meter wire, like 20 meters, 30 meters, okay.