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“Emotions are emotions, just don’t become it. Anger is normal (just don’t become angry); jealousy is normal, just don’t become jealous..” Thierry Henry

Thierry Henry is not only one of the greatest footballers to ever play the game but also incredibly introspective and eloquent in his second language. It’s fascinating that beneath the veneer of confidence which some perceive as arrogance there is always a sense of pain and self-doubt

Your ability to get guys like Thierry who have never spoke like this before to speak their mind and about their troubles is incredible, great work, great podcast👍🏻

As a Caribbean person, as a football fan: this was the interview of the century. Thanks to everyone who made this possible and all the best to you, Thierry.

"People don't teach you how to die" ~ Thierry Henry. Loved how he was so authentic in this interview

Guy shaped my childhood. Glad he can now be his own person. Legend.

‘I want to be remembered’ - You’re adored beyond words Thierry, coming from a Spurs fan. Thank you both.

Thierry Henry's candid and brave revelation about his struggles with depression and childhood trauma is a powerful reminder that even icons face profound challenges. Mental health matters, and sharing stories like these helps break the stigma.

As a former athlete, this interview healed me at so many level I can't even break it down here - in other words: merci beaucoup ✨

I was avoiding watching this because I knew how gut wrenching it would be. Eventually watched it, and it was as I expected. Had a little cry as it forced me to also look at how I grew up. I didn't have an unhappy childhood. Far from it, but as Thierry says, the affection was absent. It's insane how many people grow up without ever hearing "I love you" from their parents. My father died when I was 13 and I never heard him say it once, and he never hugged me. I was in my 30s when I heard it from my mother for the first time. Perhaps it's one of the hardships of growing up in a country that had just gone through apartheid. Gut wrenching interview that forces one to look more on the inside. As a United fan, I never liked Thierry. Had a lot of respect for him, but I never liked him. I love the dude now.

The man who single-handedly made me fall in love with football. He was arrogant, he was class, he was everything. GOAT

"As an athlete, you die. People don't teach you how to die" It hurts to hear but a lot of people don't recognise this also happens to the ones who don't make it or are forced to quit. There's a death to a life you once knew and coming out of it really takes strength because you can so easily become the "He was gonna be a blah blah but ever since blah blah he hasn't been the same" It's a real fight to get out of it and learning about how *many* even went as far as ending themselves is heartbreaking. Athletes need a *different* kind of therapy, like entertainers. It's their real lives and often it's just a game for people to critique and continue

I grew up in Les Ulis, Thierry’s hometown. His brother Willy and I were on the same team. Titi is about 6 years younger than us, but one thing that I remember clearly is how focus he was. Titi’s training started 4 hours before ours. But after our training which lasted about 2 hours, you could see Titi still striking the ball against the ciment wall with a painted goal. It is true what he said. His dad Tony programmed him.

Thierry I’m soon 63, my role in life was my career and being a carer to my dear wife, sadly passed 10 years ago. That’s all I knew. recently got in touch with my inner child. Your so right and I wish you all the love in the world Xxx

Man, I can definitely relate. People pleasing is such a pain that you don't really realise you're doing it until you're older. Subconciously parents put unnecessary pressure on their children without thinking about how it affects them.

This might seem like an odd choice of word, but this interview was beautiful. It was beautiful because of how honest it was. This is a literal living legend, peeling back the layers, revealing his most honest thoughts. Thank you for this - really great interview!

It now makes sense why I felt a strong connection to Thierry as a young girl, in Africa, no real interest in soccer except curious why the boys in my 6th grade where so passionate about the football teams they supported and they would talk/argue about the weekend matches every new week on season. So one day I decided to start watching football during a school break, determined to be able to join in the emphatic discussions when school opens. I studied and learnt about the game, the leagues and ended up supporting Arsenal and Thierry specifically. When Thierry left Arsenal, so did my soccer fan days end. I also became a supporter of Arsene Wenger as well. So when that era came to an end, so did my journey with soccer. But the connection I felt, feel is beyond just the game, the team.

I cried watching this. I had a similar upbringing when it came to my relationship with love. Thank you for interviewing the human Thierry, Steven

This interview resonated so much as an immigrant daughter of a very ambitious father. Always living your life for your parent and measuring your success by their mood. As a girl it was really tough to be forever in a bootcamp when I just wanted to live a normal life like other girls. The control became too much and I broke free just before getting married. Have since then repairing the psychological damage and learning to realise my self worth. So well articulated and brought me to tears in some parts.

Omg it resonates so much with so many of us in the diaspora fighting to be the person who is gonna change the social status of the family. But sometimes we go too far and forget ourself. Thierry is so good to express himself and accept his vulnerability. Wow love it

Liverpool fan all my life but always loved Henry. The greatest PL player EVER

Thierry finding a way to make his dad a hero and a villain at the same in the best cause he’s telling the actual truth

I greatly love Henry's intelligence, eloquence, and most especially, his understanding that his father was using the limited tools he had to raise him. As a result, it would be unfair for Henry to judge his father basing on Henry's circumstances. It's a great interview. 👏👏

He said "what makes Henry happy" and was honest about not knowing. I think this is the life story of so many people. We evade that question by submerging ourselves in many strange and senseless activities to somewhat runaway from ourselves. Myself included, I think it is time, we as humanity took a break to find out a little more about ourselves and what makes us happy. As he indirectly said, being overly logical about life will only make you depressed and overly emotional will only leave you delusional. It takes a fine balance between the heart and mind to navigate life. Thanks for sharing TT.

To this day I worship Thierry Henry as an Arsenal fan and always regarded him as 'The King.' I won a meet and greet competition where I met him in person for the first time, so I was overjoyed when I saw him; I asked for his autograph, and the pen did not work. Nervously, I waited while he tried to sign my picture of him (it was the picture of him scoring that goal at the Bernabeu). When I thought I would be told to move to give other fans a chance, he asked for a marker to sign my picture and made me wait. That day, I realised how humble he is and how true kings are always humble like him!

“You need to love pain to be an Athlete” ~Thierry Henry

I think for all of us, as we age, versions of us die - and every one of those deaths needs to be acknowledged and processed. It's amazing to hear someone verbalize that so clearly. Beautiful!

He was my high school crush.....from thousand miles away. He is a phenomenal and brave one to came out vulnerable like this. coming such humanly, soft, kind and sincere self and presenting to his masculine athlete self...and trying to heal the human part of him...is a lesson for many of us. especially for men who don't allow themselves to be vulnerable. An amazing interview from my favorite podcast.

Thierry is such a humble person. I really admire his openness and humanity, thank you for such a great interview.

Henry is a legend of the game, one of the Prems greatest ever if not the greatest and won it all. But to get him on the pod and talk about important issues like this is great work in itself. Great content as usual

Thierry Henry!!!!!!!! Full stop. Period. A legend and legendary!!!! Thank you for sharing parts of your world with us. Long Live Thierry Henry💜💜💜💜

C´est encore plus fort ce témoignage que de marquer tous ces buts que tu as marqué Thiérry. Courageux

This was one of the best I've listened to from The Diary of A CEO, couldn't hold back my tears by the end of the interview. Such a legend, also how calm, humble and so self-aware he is. Everyone should listen to this, we can learn so much from this conversation.

Thanks a lot ! As a french Caribbean, Thierry Henry had a huge impact on my generation. I grew up watching the 98-2006 french football team and the early 2000's Arsenal, Titi made me love football. His mindset, his attitude, his talent were incredible. I've never understood why his own country was so hard on him... I really appreciate this podcast sharing the other part of the success and see the vulnerability behind the legend. We all had the number 14 or 12 on our jersey in the 2000's :) Thanks Steven to have him in your podcast, the discussion is so deep !

I'm not a massive football fan, but I thoroughly, THOROUGHLY enjoyed this interview. I had a similar experience with my father (who is Asian...quite typical) where NOTHING was good enough. Only my flaws were pointed out. As a result, I became a perfectionist and high achiever seeing ONLY problems that needed "solving" and never satisfied, even when I performed well (as a dancer). Things have changed (for the better) but it's still something that I have to consciously work on. Thanks Henry.

As I listen to Thierry speak of crying and and questioning everything during Covid, it makes me think of grieving. it sounds like he was going through the grief process after the loses of a career, of a wife, and the separation from his daughter. Grieving is messy. He amazes me as he articulates his feelings and his thoughts. I am also impressed that he wants to lead and inspire others, that he realizes that was missing in his life . May God bless him in this next part of his journey.

It is sad that his dad didnt show him love growing up but we cant deny that his Dad is also the reason he is the football he is today.

Have to say, this was my favorite interview. For someone that says he did not communicate his feelings growing up, spoke in such detail. He described his emotions or lack thereof, in a way that I could feel. Bravo❤️

I have no words, I keep tearing up because my children always come to me for hugs and stuff and since I wasn't brought up with it, I "push" them away. This interview has opened a side of me I didn't know existed. Thank you.

So much respect for Thierry's courage to look inside, and to share that journey with others. We all heal together.

Thierry Henry - the star that shone brightest in the Premier League. Goes to show you that no one achieves this level of performance without childhood struggles.

Thierry Unreal! This man was my childhood through my adult life hero, every time on the pitch we needed it, he would step up, take games by the scruff of the neck and give it everything! 😊 Truly admired, truly adored! Forever a Gunner! 😊❤

I just have renewed respect for Thierry Henry. Hes not only eloquent but also very intense. Thank you sir for baring your heart to us all.

I'd watch Thierry Henry's interviews all day long, every other day. Such an eloquent and charismatic speaker. His stories just flow and listeners are hooked.

Steven Bartlett you sir are the GOAT for this… watch this break the internet 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

As a Arsenal fan I appreciate this interview. Henry is loved and respected by everyone an absolute legend.

my respect to Thierry . I love how he tried so hard to clarify his words and feelings because I think if its not difficult to explain then its not truly coming from within you.

I respect his honesty and how he kept clarifying that he's not angry with his dad and his dad wasn't a bad father. Respect again for a good interview ❤😊

As a football fan i always admired Thierry Henry and the way he led Arsenal to so much success. Never realised what he went through and what shaped him to be the player and person he is today.

My mom absolutely loves Thierry & that's how I was baptised an Arsenal fan. By far this is one of the best interviews I've watched in a while; His authenticity, self awareness & ability to recognize that his dad did the best he could with the tools that he had instead of blaming him was something else. 😊

“You need to love pain.” TH. This is the epitome of being an athlete. It’s helped me my entire life. It’s a state of mind that I learned so young. I loooved this interview! Blessings to a fellow soccer/football player. We are a rare breed.😊

Sometime as a kid all you need is a hug

I don’t tend to comment on videos but this was the greatest interview I have ever watched. Such an amazing human, still trying to find his way. I relate so much to the human that Thierry is and will take a lot away from this. Thank you Thierry. Thank you Steven

I hit the subscription button today after listening to this episode. I would honestly say this was the best...Thierry showed his vulnerability and unpacked all his lifetime baggages...and I believe he received his healing and inner peace, right there at that moment

The single most important person during my childhood outside of friends & family. Thank you for everything, I feel like I know you on another level now. We're all behind you in everything you do going forward.

I am French and when we won the World Cup in 1998 I was only 7 years old but I remember it like it was yesterday. I was super happy for a few months thanks to this guy and his team. The feeling was undescribable that day we won even though I am not a big soccer fan. I hope he realises that ! Will always be a Thierry fan for the emotions he gave me through my childhood. A true artist mastering his field !

Can we all just say THANKYOU THEIRRY..this was an absolutely beautiful insightful interview, because what he chose to share was.. the struggles with him for wellbeing rather than the suggestion for success..he showed all the with the lack of juice inside .. people can still push through to great heights.. but also shared what was being spent inside of him he shared the cost which he is slowly trying to get on terms with...I just wanna say you have performed your heart out champ .. now live .. by taking "care " of loved ones and needy ..as care is what fulfills a human with love and empathy..again thank-you THEIRRY ..😊

This is a BRILLIANT interview. All of your interviews are usually top tier but this one just resonates on another level. I guess it's surprising and refreshing because I hardly knew anything about Thierry Henry apart from him being a professional footballer. My respect level is there for this man!

THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL. I CRIED , a few times . I rarely have knowledge of your guests ( I am from the U.S.) & yet yours is the pod cast I watch most . Well done.

Quel interview...Thérapeutique... Vous ces deux jeunes hommes de cette diaspora, si accomplis et si sensibles à la fois... C'est d'une profonde beauté ! Merci Messieurs pour votre quête de résilience. Une aînée caribéenne très émue. Sending love your way ! Lanmou baw Thierry .

I love that he is actually very empathetic in character, that pleasing people comes naturally but was later so destructive. His empathy made him so gracious to his father and mother and their shortcomings.

Still making us proud Thierry. Thank you for opening up and sharing. Loved and respected the player, now love and respect the man. Love from France, always xxx

I used to love watching Thierry play when I was a kid. Listening to him now is such an honor. Brilliant on the pitch, hearing him pour his heart about his life and his drive is insane! Thank you for sharing so vulnerably and deeply! As always, thank you Steven for asking the needed questions! Love it!

"Staying vulnerable is a risk we have to take if we want to experience connection" Brene Brown And I think this podcast shows that by doing so we not only connect with others through vulnerability but (most importantly): with ourselves ❤ Such an inspiring talk Thank you Steven 🙏 Thank you Thierry 🙏

What a wonderful & authentic conversation! We need to teach our kids to manage emotions & understand the patterns of self sabotage, like the pleaser, the avoider , the controller, etc.

This was a great conversation. And Iam not a futbal fan and never heard of him before. I was going through some similar struggles as him. Dealing with suppressed feelings and emotions for years.His openness and vulnerability make him so real as a human being. You can feel how genuine he is. What a great man. ♥️

This guy is a legend at Arsenal and of the game. The best player, at his peak, to grace the Premier League. He looked like he had it all and loved every minute that he played….. who’d have known the reality? I hope you find true happiness Thierry - you pleased hundreds of thousands, now enjoy your life ❤

Thierry has always had a aura of authenticity and just his whole energy is genuine. But like most of us, we all have things to resolve and I hope that he can be accepting and at peace with it all at some point. Thanks for having him on 🙏🏽

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🧠 *Thierry Henry discusses his childhood and early upbringing, including his lack of affection and emotional expression within his family.* 19:17 ⚽ *Thierry Henry's father prophesied his football career when he was a baby, shaping his path in life, even though it wasn't his choice.* 21:58 🏆 *Henry's strong desire to please his father and seek his approval was a driving force throughout his life, influencing his performance on the football field and his interactions with others.* 24:11 💪 *The need to please others and gain approval stemmed from Henry's childhood, leading him to seek validation from his father, teammates, and fans.* 24:50 🤝 *While sports helped Thierry Henry stay grounded and focused, it didn't necessarily address his emotional needs or personal growth as a human being.* 25:03 🏆 *Thierry Henry's constant pursuit of excellence in football was driven by a desire to please others, especially his father.* 29:10 🧔 *Thierry Henry found a sense of purpose and growth in fatherhood, learning from his children and striving to be a better dad.* 30:04 ⚽️ *The transition from being an elite athlete to a retired player is challenging, and the loss of the athlete identity can be emotionally jarring.* 35:47 🏠 *Thierry Henry's relationship with his father shifted when he had to assert his independence to pursue his football career.* 46:04 🌟 *Vulnerability and empathy were traits Thierry Henry wished he had developed earlier in his career as a football leader but found them challenging in the football culture of his time.* 49:36 😢 *Thierry Henry reflects on how even during his peak achievements, such as winning the World Cup and numerous trophies, he couldn't find happiness.* 51:25 🦸‍♂️ *During his playing career, Henry felt the need to prioritize performance on the pitch over personal relationships and enjoyment.* 52:05 🏆 *Henry eventually realized that while titles mattered, what truly counts is how you inspire and transcend as a person.* 55:17 💔 *The moment Henry knew his playing career was behind him was when he couldn't chase after his daughter due to chronic Achilles pain.* 59:47 😔 *Post-retirement, Henry faced struggles with vulnerability, emotions, and self-doubt, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.* 01:13:13 🧠 *Thierry Henry talks about his struggle to understand himself and his emotions during a challenging phase in his life.* 01:19:16 🌟 *Henry emphasizes the importance of self-discovery and embracing one's vulnerabilities, drawing on his experience of adapting and learning to walk through life's challenges.* 01:25:27 💖 *His children played a pivotal role in saving him, helping him feel valued as a human being beyond his public persona as a football superstar.* 01:30:47 👁️ *Henry discusses how he used to see the game of football and life differently, highlighting his ability to find solutions and challenges conventional thinking.* 01:36:03 💪 *Henry acknowledges the difficulty of understanding and implementing emotional changes later in life, particularly in relationships and expressing affection.* 01:37:26 🧔 *Thierry Henry discusses the challenge of being a dad without a strong example of a couple at home.* 01:39:00 💼 *Many men struggle to balance work and family life, often choosing work as their comfort zone, even if it means missing time with their kids.* 01:42:38 🔄 *Transitioning from a career in football to life after retirement can be a significant shock to the system.* 01:44:10 🤝 *Thierry Henry's focus now is on becoming a better dad and partner, prioritizing personal growth and happiness.* 01:50:04 🌟 *Henry emphasizes the importance of being honest, sharing one's struggles, and having a positive impact on others' lives.* Made with HARPA AI

Thierry is my idol, i havent yet watched this whole thing yet, but from the clips ive seen, its humbling and respectful that hes connecting with everyone on this level. No matter what position you find yourself in life, we all struggle and we all hurt, we all have to put one foot in front of another...covid was such a strange but huge leveler...it put most people in our places (unless your the ruling elite, who make the rules ;) ) you can be on top of the world, earn silly money, and have loads of fans, but you can still be depressed...you can still doubt yourself, you can still feel like you dissapoint. Thank you Thierry for your honesty, youll always be king henry to me x

This man was my childhood, because of this man my childhood has something to look back at , Mr Henry gives me goosebumps still just hearing him

Thierry Henry is an amazing human being!

Incredible the level that I relate to everything that Thierry said. When he said “I wasn’t afraid of failure, failure means nothing, you learn from it, it’s the fear of dissappointing others that gets you” I got literal goosebumps. The toughness of answering, what makes you happy, etc. This might sound cliche, but I felt so alone and misunderstood until now when I’ve heard someone else that has apparently felt the same way I did. Thank you so much for this interview, Thierry. I know it must have been difficult.

His openness and honesty are touching. This has had a powerful impact on me. Thank you for your vulnerability Thierry Henry💜

I started watching this the other day, and I've seen a part of this on Spanish news (Antena 3) ... thank you! Talking about every type of reality of life is what unifies us as a human race. We are humans and hence have feelings... which we must be allowed to express, and encouraged... When Thiery speaks about his move to Barcelona, and "People don't care" how sad is it that we can live like this? Thanks for this interview, and Thiery for being so open. Much love and respect 😊💖

Man, Titi is one of my favourite people in football, not because of the player that he was, but because of the vibe I was getting about the human that he was. Haven't gone through the whole thing yet, but I'm pretty sure I can stand by those words with even more conviction now! ☺

Going through a major depressive breakdown ( suffered 22 years) afraid I’ll lose everything again especially my mind! Depression is not a cool tik tok fad, it’s a brutal, destroying life long burden that will take your mind to a hell that makes the text book flames and red guy look like Christmas morning! My brothers and sisters if you are differing my heart goes out to you, get help, get rest and a get love especially within yourself, I know how hard it is but you are not alone Your buddy, Henricus ❤

This was so inspiring in every way! More life to him outside the league so he truly discovery who he is outside the game! I wish him a long life to enjoy his children so he see them flourish in whatever they choose too! What a legend!

This EXCLUSIVE is AMAZING!!! Thierry Henry was my CHILDHOOD Hero all the time and my RESPECT for him just SKYROCKETED hearing his STORY. His Vulnerability!! Especially because I work with INNER CHILD trauma and it's exciting to hear that Thierry Henry was also HUMAN after all like everyone else!! LOVE YOU THIERRY and thank you Steven!

You promised to deliver great guests and you never disappointed with TH14, Thank you for being so honest and upfront with your thoughts and feelings Titi, One of the greatest players ever to grace the Premier League.

It was a pleasure but also a healing interview for me. My husband a big fotboll fan for years, he knows Thierry as professional footbal player, but I watched this interview because his a human being and when he described his childhood, his inner child trauma, home growing up with no love, no affection and he never could satisfied his father, people pleasing, it was like he was talking about my life. I worked so many years on myself with self development and spiritualy almost 15 years until I could heal the little girl in me. So I stop pleasing people a few years ago but that lead how I need to cut down the drama, cut down a lot of friends and family members because they didn’t understand the new me. I learn to say long time ago: I don't go there, I don't do that, I don't like that, I don't like what you did, stop treating me like that, stop the verbal abuse, literary I say to people's face to fuck off. Until I did sports for 37 years I didn't understand this emotions but after a sholder injurey and complications, the tears just come like it happend to Theirry and I gain so much weights. I was my whole life fit. They check me the doctors several times, they say no problem until I open up to a good friend of mine and she said. Laura your injuries and kilograms are emotions. So yes, he had right it will be years until he can function like a normal human being. Respect to you Thierry. We will be fine!🤟

Hello DOAC, something I've noticed during the past few years is, your raw openness, authenticity, acceptingness of others life experience and huge maturity. Bravo! I have sons who you remind me of. I was bedridden, subjected to low health support and to nourish at least my brain I searched youtube and guess what the algorithm recommended? In the past amongst other vocations a lecturer in business management, lately when asked for advice, I recommend they watch and listen to your podcasts, thank you for being authentically you.

Greatest Premier League Player of all time... as a Man u fan i hated Arsenal but adored Thierry Henry. What an inspiration of a player.

Such an important interview - there is so much to chew-on in the areas of personal excellence, motivation, success, depression, trauma, values, self-realization, personal authenticity and rebirth.

What a beautiful human you are Thierry! You have no idea how many souls this video will help to heal! Thank you for your honesty/authenticity/integrity/humility brother 🙏🏻😊 humanity suffers greatly internally.. so the only way out is going within and you lead the way forward AGAIN!😉

His journey from keeping it all to himself to learning to communicate his feelings, developing that language is itself a great achievement. Kudos man

“I had answers, now all I had was questions” love the transparency in this interview. So many people will go through an identity crisis and he explains it perfectly.

Thierry Henry is inspiring and I enjoyed listening to him speak so vulnerably about his life, challanges and what he is aspiring to now . I wish him continued healing along his journey.

The best player to play in the premier league. A master of his craft and an absolute gentleman.

What an incredibly profound, insightful and vulnerable conversation. I have always had the utmost respect for Henry - to be able to open up about his depression at the highest points of his career, childhood struggles and healing from the adversity he faced has somehow made me respect him a thousand times more. I didn’t think it was possible. I was engrossed the entire way through; despite it all, he has remained incredibly humble, grounded and introspective. Thank you so much for this.

I wish you had the options and opportunities to choose your journey... BUT man I can't help but thank your dad for letting us witness one of the finest parts of football history :)

As a non-football person, TH was always my favorite player. Now I understand from listening to him now, we had so many childhood traumas in common. I’ve spent decades reparenting myself and taking care of my unloved inner child. It’s a process that I’m glad TH has developed and added to the super powers you get from being brought up in such a way. Absolutely agree about the vulnerability and empathy, these were the most difficult for me to face but ultimately, the most healing. Infinite love and gratitude to you Thierry and all those children who have grown up under such circumstances 🙏🏻

This episode resonates deeply with me. Thierry's profound insights, eloquence, and self-assured demeanor are unparalleled. It is remarkable to see how much adversity has influenced the legendary figure that is Thierry Henry. It is reassuring to know that one can maintain a genuine sense of humanity while also becoming an inspiration to others. Just as I said thank you to Jordan Harbinger for interviewing Kobe, I say thank you to Steven and the whole team for an unforgettable episode. This was the first interview that when into my 2nd Brain so I can recall the nuggets of wisdom.

This honesty and realness, this truth speaking from his soul changes Thierry from my childhood rolemodel to a real rolemodel

Thierry is such a pride here in France. I love the interview as i have never seen an interview of him of such good quality in our french media. The level of vulnerability is amazing ❤

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

Thanks for this episode! Being from Guadeloupe too and from the same generation, I found this so relatable. Lots of tears shed

I love this interview the intricacies and complexities of life, Henry you are a philosopher. Most people blame their parents for their misgivings and they are already adults, you just explain how your life was and give a raw picture of how it made you . The fact that you said if given a chance you could redo it all over again is amazing. This is great everyone should watch it.💌💌

Dear Steven, thank you so much for this interview. Thierry Henry is my All Time favorite sportsman and watching this has made me appreciate him even more. Am happy he has realised what was missing in his life and that he is working towards improving it. Am inspired by his story and wish him the very best. Much love Thierry.