As Joe and Reid return to their normal format, they explore the sacrifices you make when turning a hobby into an economic driver. You'll hear a conversation exploring the trade-offs of making that decision, alongside some banter around shoe technology and popular movies.

After a break from the show, we return and break format to catch up on the latest in each other's worlds.

Whether it's thinking that running isn't "enough" or judging the gear used in cycling, it is all too easy to judge sports —or other interest groups — that we don't understand. In this episode of Double Shot, Joe and Reid explore some of the perceptions they had of different sports and hobbies prior to experiencing them firsthand.

Through this discussion, we cover the importance of withholding judgment of things we don't understand and giving them the opportunity to surprise us.

Do you feel like you're hitting a ceiling in your personal, professional, or other endeavors? Or, do you perhaps feel you're not shooting high enough? In this episode, Joe and Reid explore the idea of pushing your ceiling higher, or not setting one at all — and listen along as they break down their own behaviors that contradict this very concept.

In this episode, Joe and Reid dive into what they consider some of their biggest "failures" over their lives and discuss the valuable learnings that came from those failures. As a part of this discussion, you'll hear the different mindsets the two have on failures, and whether that concept is misleading altogether.

What is your life's purpose? We tackle this fairly deep question on the latest episode of Double Shot. There's discussion around the pressure the external world applies to what your purpose should be, and some externalization as Joe uncovers his real-time.

To what extent is adding routine to your life a productive endeavor? And when can that routine become too much? In this episode, Joe and Reid dive into the habits they have added over the years, for better or worse — discussing which of these habits and others might be a right fit for you.

If fitness is a part of your world, why is that the case? In this episode, Joe and Reid dive into how body image issues have historically been a key driver in their fitness habits — exploring the highs and lows of the past decade of exercise.

Tune in to hear the latest with their respective fitness endeavors, including both training for the same half marathon and some quality fitness-related podcast recommendations.

Do you reward your achievements in life — the large and the small? On this episode, Joe and Reid dive into the frequency with which they reward themselves for reaching goals, and the pressures people apply towards rewarding with experiences rather than material things.

Do you feel like you're behind relative to your peers, or simply relative to your own expectations? Behind in career. Behind in personal finances. Behind in social endeavors.

On this episode, Joe and Reid chat all things feeling behind in life alongside updates on Joe's Crossfit competition and Reid's marathon training.