About this episode
Tyler is an endurance athlete, runner and mountain climber, who has been pushing his limits since he was a teenager, and is now living at altitude in Ecuador.
In this episode we talk about:
- motivation
- transitioning from the roads to longer trail runs
- altitude training
- balancing different goals: road marathons and mountain ultras
- taking big swings
- learning from losses and failing forward
- breakfast conversations with Jim Walmsley
- surrounding yourself with role models and inspirations
- being a student of the sport and unpacking excellence
- no overnight success stories
- internal and external motivators
- immeasurable improvements
- seeing the bigger picture and years of progress
- always levelling up, mentally and physically
- rediscovering motivation and happiness on the run
- depression and mental health
- separating success from outcomes and objective measures
- redefining success and recognizing effort
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