Guinness World Record holders reflect on their achievements and life after fame

Five Guinness World Record holders shared their experiences and the impact of their achievements. Michelle Boyle, who set the record for lowest limbo on roller skates at age 10, enjoyed a brief moment of fame but found little lasting change in her life. Chris Turnbull ran from Perth to Sydney in 39 days, setting a record while experiencing Australia. Although he faced physical challenges afterward, he described the journey as an incredible adventure. Anthony Kelly, who caught arrows by hand, has since set over 60 records, transforming his life and career. Ant Williams achieved the deepest dive under ice, leading to opportunities as a speaker. Omkar Palav recently set the record for fastest typing of the alphabet with his nose and plans to defend his title.