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"Whether you think you can or you think you can't, you're right." These are the stories of people who achieved the unthinkable in spite of their fears.

22/09/2025

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What does it really mean to live intentionally? My guest this week, Joe Gagnon, has pushed himself to the edge—running six marathons on six continents in six days and even tackling Badwater 135, the toughest footrace on the planet.

But Joe says the real work isn’t about crossing finish lines—it’s about defining your purpose, embracing discomfort, and making small choices that add up to a meaningful life.

Join me for an inspiring conversation that just might change how you spend your time.

Listen at the link above or wherever you get your pods, including Spotify and Apple Podcasts

02/09/2025

What does it take to run 200 miles through mountains, forests, and volcanic blast zones - and still find joy in every step?

Elizabeth Warner gives us a play-by-play of her experience at Bigfoot 200 - a 200 mile ultramarathon around Mount St. Helens that took her a little over 3 days to complete.

We dig into her why and how she broke this massive challenge into small, but meaningful pieces of progress.

Looking for inspiration for your own “Bigfoot?” Listen at the link in the bio or whenever you get your podcasts.

15/04/2025

Carrie Barrett welcomes the remarkable Shannon Hogan, an inspiring figure in the world of ultra-endurance sports and the author of the newly released book, “The Unforgiving Hours: The Grit, Resilience, and Perseverance at the Heart of Endurance Sports.”

Hogan, a former pro mountain biker, ultra-runner, open water swimmer, and avid adventurer, shares her insights on the mindset required to tackle numerous extreme athletic challenges, featuring stories and lessons from a diverse cast of lesser-known yet extraordinary athletes.

They discuss the importance of community support, resilience, and the joys of discomfort, showcasing stories of athletes who have achieved the extraordinary.

With themes of personal growth and perseverance, this episode encourages listeners to embrace their own challenges and explore the limits of their potential where “will becomes stronger than skill.”

Listen at the link in bio or wherever you listen to podcasts.

01/04/2025

Understanding the transformative power of adopting new habits is paramount in our journey toward healing and personal growth, but we’re often misguided in developing new habits thinking we need to do something big, drastic, or “all at once.” We’re caught up in the desire to “break” habits before they break us.

What if there was a different way to think about habit change? What if you asked yourself, “How Can I Heal Myself Today?”

Dr. Laurie Marbas, MD, MBA is a double board-certified family medicine and lifestyle medicine physician. She emphasizes the notion that instead of merely attempting to break detrimental habits, we should focus on healing them through awareness and intentionality. By doing so, we can cultivate a nurturing relationship with ourselves and create sustainable change that is both manageable and profound.

Dr. Marbas shares the significance of developing microhabits—small, actionable steps that can be easily integrated into our daily routines—as a way of becoming our owne “habit healer.” This episode serves not only as a guide to personal growth but as an invitation to redefine our relationship with our habits in a more loving and supportive manner.

Listen at the link in bio or wherever you get your pods!

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