Here are some key points that I would advise you to concentrate on

• You should seek adventure in your own life, it doesn’t need to be climbing mountains or sailing across the oceans, adventure can be at a level that challenges you.   
• A lot of challenges have been too mainstream and too boring. You can take part in a lot of challenges in life, “have a bit more creativity … and benefit to it” and give back to others doing it. 
• Finding a purpose and a personal reason to do a challenge, such as raising money for a charity that you have a connection with, can be the best way to start having more adventures in your life – for example I did a sky-dive to raise money for terminal cancer care nurses who had look after my grandparents and I saw how amazing work they did. 
• The brothers appreciate that they are not experts in a lot of areas in their adventures, so they will find those experts who can provide “rich experience’ and information to fill in the knowledge gaps and help you achieve your overall goal. 
• The type of kit you have can certainly give you an advantage towards your goal but won’t give it to you easily. Prepare for a challenge, not for comfort, with your kit being functional to the task, get your fitness up, and your mindset dialed into the actual demands of the challenge, and you are ready.  
• Treat the world like your own neighbourhood. Pick up litter, recycle, avoid using single use products where possible.