Chief Endurance Officer

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Join host Greg McDonough on a transformative journey as "The Chief Endurance Officer" explores the incredible power of positive energy and sustained effort. This podcast delves into the real-life stories of individuals who have harnessed the endurance mindset to achieve remarkable goals in every facet of life – personal achievements, professional success, and athletic triumphs. Visit our website www.chiefenduranceofficer.com for additional resources and exclusive content, and subscribe to hear these inspiring episodes every Friday!

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Pure Resilience - Timothy O'Donnell - Chief Endurance Officer w/ Greg McDonough - Episode # 079

Chief Endurance Officer

10/18/24 • 40 min

Welcome to another captivating episode! Today’s guest is a true embodiment of resilience and determination. Introducing professional triathlete, Timothy O’Donnell. Timothy joins host Gregory McDonough to share his incredible journey of adapting to unexpected challenges, including overcoming a broken foot right before a crucial race. He emphasizes the importance of fostering resilience within teams and encourages quick thinking and flexibility in the face of setbacks.

Takeaways:

It is important to adapt to unexpected challenges, such as overcoming a broken foot right before a crucial race. Leaders should foster resilience within their teams and encourage quick thinking and flexibility when faced with setbacks.
Be committed to long-term goals, despite short-term failures or setbacks. Emphasize the importance of setting and committing to long-term visions, even when facing immediate challenges.
Be honest with yourself to identify areas of improvement. Cultivate a culture of honest self-reflection and constructive feedback within their organizations.
Focus on building strong, supportive teams and fostering a sense of community. A lot of success can come from the team and community around you.
Find the balance between high performance and overall well-being. Prioritize your team's well-being while pushing for high performance.
Look to the benefits of having mentors who provide valuable guidance. Leaders should seek out mentorship and also mentor others within their organizations.

Quote of the Show:

“You know the sacrifice it took to pursue this passion and you don't take it for granted. You know what you did to get there and you're not going to waste any opportunity to see what you're made of.” - Timothy O’Donnell

Links:

Timothy O’Donnell’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothy-o-donnell-15515b8/
TriDot: https://www.tridot.com/
Salty Bears: https://www.timandrinny.com/

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Mastering the Unbreakable Mindset - Ryan Cass - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 029

Chief Endurance Officer

10/27/23 • 38 min

Welcome to an electrifying episode! Today, we have a guest who's absolutely on fire with his passion for conquering obstacles, achieving audacious goals, and being an extraordinary inspiration to his community. Brace yourselves because he's conquered not one, not two, but an astounding five ultra-marathons, including a grueling 100-mile race, and even earned the coveted ticket to The Boston Marathon. His impressive achievements have earned him a slew of accolades, such as the prestigious Charleston 40 Under 40 Award and the Charleston Best & Brightest Under 35 recognition. Please welcome the remarkable Ryan Cass, the Senior Manager at Boeing, the visionary Founder of Won Day, and the Co-Founder of Champion Tribe. Today, Ryan joins forces with our exceptional host, Gregory McDonough, to ignite your passion for building an unbreakable endurance mindset, setting audacious goals, and creating rock-solid systems for success. He's all about putting people first and making a lasting impact, and he'll be sharing his invaluable insights on harnessing habits and routines while fearlessly embracing life's most daunting challenges. Get ready for an episode that's bound to leave you exhilarated and inspired!

Takeaways:

Sharing how his mindset of endurance has impacted his life, Ryan emphasized the importance of shifting the narrative and not falling victim to circumstances. Leaders can cultivate an endurance mindset by reframing challenges as opportunities for growth and focusing on long-term goals.
It is important to set goals and build a system around them. Ryan highlights the practice of writing goals down and being intentional about them. Anyone can benefit from setting clear goals, developing systems to achieve them, and regularly reviewing progress if they put their mind to it.
Along with accomplishing goals, it is important to give back and serve others in the process. Ryan shares how his involvement with Big Brothers Big Sisters prioritizes youth and focuses on making a positive difference in their lives.
Habits and routines are both something that is important to Ryan in his day to day life. He discusses habit stacking, which involves incorporating new habits with existing ones. By leverageing habits and routines, you can create structure, increase productivity, and stay consistent in pursuing goals.
Ryan highlights the importance of embracing discomfort and challenges while sharing his love for cold plunges. This builds resilience in preparation for future battles. He encourages people to embrace challenges, push past their comfort zones, and develop resilience in the face of obstacles.
Changing the world starts by helping one person at a time. As leaders, we can strive to make a difference in the lives of others and create a culture of support and growth within our respective organizations.

Quote of the Show:

“Choose the hard right over the easy wrong.” -Ryan Cass

Links:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanacass/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Boeing
Boeing Website: https://www.boeing.com/
Champion Tribe Website: https://www.championtribe.win/
Won Day Website: https://wondaytoday.com/
Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/win-today/id1550874329

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From Diagnosis to Dedication - BethAnn Telford - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 027

Chief Endurance Officer

10/13/23 • 35 min

Welcome to another captivating episode! Today’s guest is someone who was born with an endurance mindset! Introducing BethAnn Telford, Special Events Coordinator at the US Government partners with host Gregory McDonough to share how her cancer diagnosis motivated her to keep persevering through life. BethAnn also delves into her biggest motivation, her passion for running, and how she gives back to the community.

Takeaways:

After being diagnosed with brain cancer several years ago, BethAnn initially considered giving up. However, thanks to her neurosurgeon’s support, she found the strength to persevere. Her motivation wasn’t personal glory, but rather her cancer journey and the people who supported her.
Midway through the 5k, in her hometown, BethAnn’s father surprised her by joining her through a different route. His encouragement, reignited her passion for running after her brain surgery. His motivation during that 5k ultimately led her to compete in an Ironman.
John has been BethAnn’s primary trainer not only for global adventures but also in nutrition and various aspects. He integrated seamlessly with her family and her partner, Bob, serving as their biggest cheerleaders, reminding them of how far she’s come.
Support and motivation come from various sources, including trainers, family, friends, and even strangers at the finish line. Sometimes it's about giving back and helping others, running alongside them even if they're not as fast.
A sense of accomplishment in assisting someone else can be incredibly rewarding, and BethAnn’s been fortunate to have people who supported her, even if it meant sacrificing their own time, just because they wanted to see her succeed.
Veterans Day is the most important event to BethAnn. Her gratitude for veterans motivates her to give back. Despite not serving in the military, she annually supports and advocates for veterans at places like the Vietnam Wall and Arlington National Cemetery.
Advocating for children with brain cancer helped BethAnn see that they received far less support than adults. This drove her to become a dedicated advocate for children's healthcare. Building bonds with these kids, some now in college or getting married, underscores the significance of her advocacy efforts.

Quote of the Show:

"The joy of giving back is more rewarding than receiving." - BethAnn Telford

Links:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bethann-telford-a62080b2/
Personal Website: http://www.teambt.org/
Email: [email protected]

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Running the Business Marathon - J.T. Service - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 23

Chief Endurance Officer

09/15/23 • 33 min

Welcome to another captivating episode! Today’s guest is a visionary leader in endurance sports! Introducing J.T. Service, Founder & CEO of Soul Focus and Run Local Ventures. J.T. partners with host, Gregory McDonough, to share his resilient approach to challenges and how he builds up his company to see the vision in team collaboration. He also touches on critical points of event preparation and the beauty of endurance sports. It’s a conversation you won’t want to miss!

Takeaways:

Endurance athletes' willingness to embrace discomfort extends beyond sports, improving their ability to handle life's unexpected challenges with determination and composure. This is a valuable skill applicable in both business and daily life.
As a business owner, J.T. faces daily challenges in various forms. He approaches them with resilience and the belief that they can be overcome, comparing them to mile 18 of a marathon – difficulties are temporary, and panicking only exacerbates the situation.
Soul Focus’s core mission is to inspire community movement and happiness through their work in event management. The goal is to instill purpose in team members, seeing challenging work as a powerful way to create a positive impact within the company.
Understanding your mission and why you're doing it, along with teamwork and enthusiasm, are vital in challenging situations. Akin to how endurance athletes benefit from a dedicated early-morning crew ensuring everything is prepared for their race.
Building an event involves securing roads, services, equipment, and volunteers. The thrill comes when everything aligns, from the start to the race's beauty and its dismantling, reflecting the unexpected joy of our endurance mindset.
The beauty of endurance sports lies in the contrast between calm, confident readiness and nervous, unprepared energy. Elite athletes exude quiet confidence, ensuring they'll perform well, while those displaying nervous energy often appear unprepared and uncertain.
Soul Focus shifted sponsorship strategies after not receiving satisfactory results. Teaming up with partners like Hoka, Under Armour, Strava, and GoPro helped nationwide event marketing and sponsorship, expanding their services beyond event creation.

Quote of the Show:

"Our purpose is to help people move." - J.T. Service

Links:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jtservice/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/soulfocussports
Company website: http://runlocalevents.com/ and https://www.soulfocussports.com/

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Right Place, Right Time - Amy Dixon - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 020

Chief Endurance Officer

08/25/23 • 42 min

Welcome to another captivating episode! Today’s guest is an absolute inspiration and a lucky athlete! Introducing Amy Dixion, Director of Patient Advocacy at Eye C Better and Patient Advocate & Expert Speaker at No Sight No Limits Inc. Amy partners with host Gregory McDonough to share her journey of cultivating a resolute, optimistic perspective toward her disability. She also delves into conquering her fear of swimming and gaining her confidence back to scale new heights!

Takeaways:

The endurance mindset has impacted Amy’s life unexpectedly by gaining an unanticipated positive outlook towards her disability. She now views it not as an obstacle to high performance, but rather as a catalyst for pushing herself to exceptional levels of achievement. This new perspective has only heightened her motivation and also forged a remarkable resilience within her.
From a young age, she learned gratitude through her upbringing, fostering a genuine appreciation for opportunities with her sister. Their involvement in household duties illuminated the value of hard work, even modest rewards with deep thankfulness.
After her diagnosis, Amy bravely joined YMCA lessons despite anxiety caused by weight gain from treatment. Overcoming her fears, she reignited her love for the water and found peace there. Notably, her visual impairment doesn't hinder her independence in the water, making it a place of self-reliance.
Amy's inspiration to delve into swimming was ignited by Carolyn Gaynor, a guide and esteemed contributor to Triathlete Magazine. Their shared triumph at the finish line bore testament to Amy's transformation into an official triathlete, achieving this feat within a remarkable 10% of the winning time for the Paratriathlon, as Carolyn proudly noted.
Amy's journey to secure her place on the National Team was marked by a demanding and meticulous process. To earn this high-honored spot, you must rank within the top 10. Recognizing this challenge, Amy strategically initiated her ascent by participating in lower-level races, which presented a more accessible entry point. By commencing her journey on this humble scale, Amy paved the way for herself, achieving points that propelled her towards the ultimate goal of joining the national ranks.
Amy sees herself as incredibly lucky for stopping her disease's progression, maintaining about 2% vision in her right eye and perceiving shapes and colors with her left. This fuels her deep gratitude, and she approaches each day with thankfulness. Even if her sight worsens, she accepts it peacefully, having exceeded doctors' predictions and cherished unexpected years.

Quote of the Show:

"The only obstacle is a bad attitude." - Amy Dixon

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Pedals and Paths: A Cyclist's Journey - Will Slappey - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 019

Chief Endurance Officer

08/18/23 • 44 min

Welcome to another captivating episode! Today’s guest is a visionary leader, Ironman competitor, and an inspired cyclist! Introducing Will Slappey, Chief Executive Officer at IT Voice. Will partner with host Gregory McDonough to share his insights on working hard to overcome road bumps and building a strong foundation for yourself. Will also delve into the importance of concluding your race with strength and giving it your utmost effort to cross the finish line!

Takeaways:

The enduring mindset has impacted Will unexpectedly by motivating him to work really hard by meticulously preparing for any and all events that cross his path. He has overcome the mindset of not being perfect, and instead, created space to work hard and achieve whatever goal he has in front of him.
Setting up patterns and rhythms is the best way to show your team that you appreciate and acknowledge all the hard work they do. Will believes that it should be required that these focus times include gifts, handwritten sentiments, or quality time with various team members. Doing these gifts and appreciation times will help create a human connection and motivates his team to run a better race.
The sooner you can do something, learn something, or master something, the better. It is crucial to dedicate yourself to time and invest in culture with people because there will always be bumps in the road that are unavoidable. Will highly suggest having a solid team as your safety net.
By embodying self-initiative, a strong work ethic, kindness, generosity, and employees can contribute to a positive work culture. This can promote innovation, effective communication, and the overall growth of the organization.
At IT Voice, they strive to show great support to their dedicated customers by advancing their customer service. From traditional desktop and network services to more modern-day technology, they are eager to turn any complex work into a simple service for their customers.
While AI has gained popularity and becomes a handy tool for many, it doesn’t have the capability to acquire genuine cognitive reasoning. As AI abbreviates the route to solutions and expedites the journey for some, it shortens the path for others.
Will expresses the importance of being a part of a team that shares different skill sets as it helps everyone learn to adapt and take into consideration one another’s attributes. Understanding your lack in an area could be someone else’s strength, is a strength in and of itself.

Quote of the Show:

"We have to be more intentional to create discipline in our lives." - Will Slappey

Links:

Will Slappey’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willslappey/
IT Voice’s Website: http://www.itvoice.com/

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Exercise To Endure The Day - Lauren Mitchell - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 015

Chief Endurance Officer

07/21/23 • 28 min

Welcome to another captivating episode as we welcome an extraordinary guest who has managed some impressive feats both in and out of work. Introducing Lauren Mitchell, Director of National Accounts at Produce Alliance, LLC and host of the Grounded podcast. Lauren joins host Gregory McDonough to unveil an innovative approach for cultivating face-to-face connections with clients. Get ready to be inspired by Lauren's advice on optimizing your body and mind for peak performance in the business world.

Takeaways:

When faced with daunting challenges, Lauren will create remarkable opportunities to forge a profound connection with others. Endurance is a common thread woven through diverse activities such as running and biking. This helps ignite a shared sense of purpose, strengthening bonds.
Office meetings can turn your meeting into an exhausting one. To keep your client captivated, take them outside or on a walk. This offers a refreshing twist, catering to the more interactive and personal meeting. Foster genuine connections in a dynamic and energizing setting.
In a busy lifestyle, it's common to neglect to be more active and settle to rest. Lauren advises treating exercise as a necessity. By viewing it as this, you unlock the key to making exercise a priority. Soon, each day becomes infused with newfound energy, propelling you towards greater productivity and well-being.
Prioritizing your fundamental needs, such as regular exercise and nourishing food, provides an invaluable opportunity to reset, equipping you with the endurance and resilience required to easily continue the day. By investing in self-care, your physical and mental well-being navigates through life's challenges with purpose. Embrace each moment with a heightened sense of focus and clarity.
When fueling an endurance-driven life, it is important to discover nutrition that perfectly complements your body and lifestyle. Embracing a personalized approach to nourishment is essential, as it empowers you to identify the foods that truly energize and sustain you throughout your dynamic journey.

Quote of the Show:

“Running fuels my legs, my mind, and my creativity.” - Lauren Mitchell

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Finding Your Next Goal - David Rendall - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 010

Chief Endurance Officer

06/16/23 • 50 min

Welcome to another inspirational episode. Today’s guest is a writer, an endurance athlete, an author of four books, a leadership professor, a standup comedian, and a nonprofit executive. Introducing David Rendall, Keynote Speaker and MC at The Freak Factory. David sits down with Gregory McDonough to share how he encountered an array of obstacles that fueled his hunger for success. He encourages the audience to acquire an understanding of setting incremental goals and pursue them. Get ready to be motivated by the incredible journey of David Rendall.

Takeaways:

During his college years, David experienced a significant setback from a leg injury that caused him to temporarily withdraw from sports and other physical activities. In the healing process, he opted to refrain from pushing himself too hard for several months. However, David's siblings became increasingly interested in endurance races. Fueling his own motivation, he gained the courage to lace his shoes once more. The return to training that it was more manageable than he had initially anticipated.
David acquires an understanding of setting incremental goals and pursuing them. As each objective was triumphantly attained, this compelled him to eagerly plan the next awaiting journey. He realized that this approach rendered aspirations that became more attainable. This fueled a hunger for continued growth and achievement.
David realized that the path to conquering an endurance race demanded an unwavering commitment. He religiously embraced a routine of weightlifting, running, walking, cycling, swimming, and disciplined training. During this journey, he noticed that marathons are not conquered on a whim but through consistent preparation. Recognizing the importance of a well-structured training schedule, he meticulously stayed tuned to its demands, remaining consistent in his pursuit of excellence.
In his early years, he encountered an array of obstacles, yet he remained strong. He consistently pushes himself to ultimate limits, fueling this hunger for success, he surpassed the aspirations of others. David possessed an understanding of his own capabilities, skillfully crafting obtainable goals to pave the way for victories in all aspects of life.
Throughout his earlier years, David is a consummate individualist. He was often reminded that everyone must embrace the role of a team player. Yet, David remains steadfast and firmly believes that not everyone is destined to assume that role. In his view, every endurance athlete ought to ask themselves: Are they an individual endurance athlete or are you a team endurance athlete? While some say that achievements are unthinkable without the support of others, he stands by the conviction that his accomplishments are rooted in his own dedication and perseverance.
In the realm of endurance racing, sleep is incredibly important. David understands the profound significance of obtaining a full night's rest. He encourages all endurance athletes to prioritize their sleep, sleep is not merely a luxury but an essential component of well-being. Sleep plays a pivotal role in the process of healing, allowing muscles to recover effectively. By providing yourself with enough sleep, you can lay a solid foundation for enduring future successes.

Quote of the Show:

“I think the ‘get to the finish line at all cost’ is what drives me.” - David Rendall

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Contribute to your Legacy - Shay Eskew - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 009

Chief Endurance Officer

06/09/23 • 36 min

Welcome to another extraordinary episode. Today’s guest is a world-ranked triathlete, a burn survivor, a motivational leader, and a four-time member of Team USA. Introducing Shay Eskew, Chief Sales Officer at CirclesX and Motivational Speaker & Coach at Shay Eskew. Shay sits down with Gregory McDonough to share his incredible survival story and the profound impact it had on his life. Shay encourages the audience to prioritize both their family and endurance races. It's crucial to optimize your time to create a balanced and fulfilling life. Get ready to be motivated, uplifted, and captivated by the incredible journey of Shay Eskew.

Takeaways:

The biggest impact that the endurance mindset has had on Shay was reminding himself that tomorrow is never guaranteed. Shay believes that everything in life comes down to prioritizing time management. His experiences, Ironman, and other endurance sports have taught him the ability to balance his racing commitments with his family time. By mastering this balance, Shay has found the secret to a fulfilling and healthy life. Shay encourages people to seize every moment, making the most of their time.
Shay has recognizes the value in the power of saying "no" to things that don't truly matter. Shay encourages us to embrace a sense of self-prioritization. By consciously aligning his actions with his goals, Shay knows the importance of contributing to the legacy he aspires to leave behind. It is important to remember to be selective, intentional, and relentlessly focused on the path that leads to your remarkable legacy.
Shay advocates for reclaiming moments with your family and fostering a growth mindset. Shay encourages people to invest more time into the relationships they have with their loved ones and alternative activities beyond racing. By strengthening those bonds and creating lasting memories, you will find that life's treasures lie in shared moments, laughs, and connections.
Shay highlights the importance of communication. He mentions an Ironman concept known as the "Iron Widow." This term illustrates how athletes can become consumed by training that they unintentionally neglect to be a loving parent, a supportive partner, a business professionals, and a true friend. Shay reminds us to schedule time for the people who matter most.
Shay believes in putting yourself out there, as it opens the door to countless opportunities. He encourages them to seek out connections with endurance athletes, join races, and also join running clubs or groups. By actively engaging in these communities, you will be able to expand your network and raise your profile. Visibility and active participation can lead to empowering journeys.
Shay recalls back in high school, he initially disliked running. Back then, running served Shay as a means of weight loss which negatively affected his outlook on endurance sports. Until he discovered Ironman, he did his research and explored the intricacies of form, cadence, heart rate, and optimal training techniques. As he became more familiar with endurance sports, his body no longer experienced pain, and his breathing improved. He reminds us that nothing is impossible when we reach beyond our comfort zones.

Quote of the Show:

“Look, life's cruel and tough, but you have to love yourself and know who you are. You can’t rely on the world to tell you what your value is.” - Shay Eskew

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From Amputation to Achievement - Gary Weiland - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 060

Chief Endurance Officer

06/07/24 • 34 min

Welcome to another captivating episode! Today’s guest is an author, motivational speaker, amputee, USA Para-Athlete, Ninja Warrior, and a fireman! Introducing Gary Weiland! Gary partners with host Gregory McDonough to share the importance of walking the talk, his decision to become a firefighter, the decision-making process surrounding his amputation, and his road to recovery and returning to his job. He also delves into his road to recovery and how he returned to work. It’s an inspiring episode you don’t want to miss!

Takeaways:

Adversity is not just an obstacle but an opportunity for growth. Embracing this mindset can transform personal and professional hardships into catalysts for development and positive change.
The power of perseverance is immense. Demonstrating that overcoming supposed limits through relentless effort can serve as a strong motivational example for teams and organizations.
In life's challenges, the decision not to give up but to continually move forward is what separates success from failure. This principle is applicable not just on a personal level but also in guiding teams through difficulties.
Early life struggles and the overcoming of personal and financial hardships can forge an indomitable spirit of resilience and a competitive mindset, valuable in all walks of life, including leadership and team building.
Engaging with younger generations and spreading messages of hope and resilience through personal storytelling can have a profound impact, encouraging others to face adversity with strength and determination.
Acknowledging emotions and defining personal and professional 'whys' can greatly enhance leadership effectiveness, driving both personal fulfillment and organizational success.
Setting ambitious goals and diligently working towards them, even in the face of skepticism or precedent, demonstrates leadership by example, encouraging teams to challenge perceived limitations and strive for excellence.
A reminder that making the impossible possible is within reach for those who persevere. This statement can serve as an inspirational close to communications, emphasizing the limitless potential of determined effort.

Quote of the Show:

"You can make the impossible possible, as long as you don’t give up." - Gary Weiland

Links:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gary-weiland-29a38428/
Website: https://garyweiland.com/ | https://adaptandovercomeapparel.com/
Charity Donation: https://50legs.org/
Social Media: @GaryWeiland

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Top 10 Chief Endurance Officer Episodes

Pure Resilience - Timothy O'Donnell - Chief Endurance Officer w/ Greg McDonough - Episode # 079

Mastering the Unbreakable Mindset - Ryan Cass - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 029

From Diagnosis to Dedication - BethAnn Telford - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 027

Running the Business Marathon - J.T. Service - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 23

Right Place, Right Time - Amy Dixon - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 020

Pedals and Paths: A Cyclist's Journey - Will Slappey - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 019

Exercise To Endure The Day - Lauren Mitchell - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 015

Finding Your Next Goal - David Rendall - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 010

Contribute to your Legacy - Shay Eskew - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 009

From Amputation to Achievement - Gary Weiland - Chief Endurance Officer - Episode # 060

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