Mark Sowerby lost his billion-dollar company, his public reputation, and most of his wealth — and rebuilt himself by swimming some of the most dangerous oceans on earth. From founding the ASX-listed investment firm Blue Sky to becoming one of the few people pursuing the brutal Ocean Seven marathon swims, Mark’s story is about resilience, identity, and what happens when life pulls the rug out from under you.

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Mark’s Quick Fire Answers

What does success mean to you?

“Success means survival. Being able to get through difficult times and stay in the game.”

What does happiness mean to you?

“Trying to be the best person I can be and staying disciplined to my values.”

What’s your normal morning routine these days?

“I wake up early around 4:30–5:00, grab a coffee, review my paper diary, run my day through my behavioural filters, plan my actions, and often swim.”

What piece of advice would you put on a billboard for the world to see?

“Get outside your comfort zone earlier in life and experience hard things sooner.”

Who would you suggest as a future guest on the show?

“Michael Klim.”

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Listen To The Podcast

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Find Us On Social Media

https://www.instagram.com/sxhpod

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Chapters

(00:00:00) – Chapter 1 | From Billion Dollar Founder to Starting Over

(00:12:27) – Chapter 2 | Blue Sky Collapse & Rebuilding Identity

(00:44:03) – Chapter 3 | Ocean Seven, Courage & Life After Trauma

(00:50:51) - Quick Fire Questions

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