Sean Green – The man behind Grizzly Munro Diaries, mountain biking 282 Scottish Mountains and a hell of a brand ambassador.
On this weeks episode #133 we are chatting with Sean Green from his Grizzly Munro Diaries about life, mountain biking mountains and how to go about getting that all important ambassadorship deal (or in Sean’s case, many ambassadorship deals).
Sean was first on the show back in episode #57 (listen here), telling us about his Grizzly Munro Diaries adventure and mountain biking 282 Scottish Munro’s. That was almost one and a half years ago and he is still pushing forward, making his way through the target of 282. Since he was last on the show he has had some pitfalls, some crazy bad weather and his beloved Black Betty has ran her final trail adventure, but this has not put Sean off in any shape or form, he is still determined, motivated and ready for the next climb.
Sean fills us in on how his Grizzly Munro adventures are going and what he has been getting up to since last being on the show. We also chat in depth with Sean about how he managed to get so many brands to help him out and support his Munro’s, may it be through free gear or equipment and what this means to him as far as help and making this thing happen. Sean gives us great advice on how to reach out to different brands, what information to include in your first contact, how to be that little bit different, what to expect and how not to get discouraged. Plus much more!
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