If you're so focused on the finish line that you miss the moment, you're running the race wrong.

Show Notes

In this episode of Shark Theory, Baylor reflects on advice he gave to a first-time marathon runner and how it applies far beyond racing. When the journey is long and unfamiliar, obsessing over timelines can rob you of the very experience you worked so hard to earn.

Baylor breaks down why rigid deadlines can sabotage momentum, why presence matters more than pace, and how learning to laugh, serve others, and embrace every season keeps you moving forward when things get hard.

Whether you're chasing a goal, rebuilding your life, or navigating a long season, this episode is a reminder that the journey itself is the point.

What You'll Learn in This Episode

• Why timelines can become mental traps

• How being present keeps you from burning out

• The power of humor during hard seasons

• Why helping others can renew your own strength

• How to enjoy the race without losing sight of the goal

Featured Quote

"Don't miss the moment just because you're worried about the finish line."