The hidden benefits of risk | Craig Challen | TEDxPerth

Following his involvement in the extraordinary Tham Luang Cave rescue, Craig challenges our aversion to risk and shows how learning to embrace it makes for a richer and more rewarding life. A technical cave diver and retired veterinary surgeon, Craig was the joint founder of Vetwest Animal Hospitals (later Australian Animal Hospitals). An avid cave diver since the early 90s he has explored caves and shipwrecks including in Australia, New Zealand, China, Thailand and the Cook Islands.
In 2018 Craig participated in the Tham Luang cave rescue of 13 people in Thailand. For his contribution, he was awarded the Star of Courage, the Medal of the Order of Australia, and was jointly named 2019 Australian of the Year with his long-standing dive partner Richard “Harry” Harris. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@nevillejameson6627]

Craig we need more adventurers just like you n Doc Harry.We need to promote this message of our kids not being able to give things a go
. Try some risky exercises , play contact sport that has winners ,join clubs and groups that go about doing things that challenge.
Rock climbing,canoeing,surfboard riding, snorkelling.mountain bike riding, Things that give us a challenge in life.

[@hyd119]

Thank you Craig. Keep filming the adventures. I look forward to more in the Pearse Resurgence :)

[@jaritazeng1110]

You are an inspiration, Dr Challen!

[@celestethisandthat8887]

Thank you for this message.

[@litaslon6485]

Thank you very much

[@lukq90]

Kto z nie wiem ale się dowiem?

[@thefub101]

Real life Thunderbirds I say!!!