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We made it to Ironman Morro Bay! On todays episode we do a full recap of our experience. We stayed at a small town named Cayucos about 15 min away from Morro Bay. I thought it was going to be more of a vacation for me, I felt just as much stress as the participants of the Ironman going for a swim in the 58 degree water. First 30 minutes we discuss the pre-race jitters and Michaels estimated times, meanwhile the second half we go over the act time and really breakdown what race day really consists of. Thank you for listening!! <3
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Just a sneak peak into my everyday rituals that help me stay on a positive note. On this episode we take it down a notch in order to prepare for the next few weeks of Working On Me!
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I had to record an episode of me at a low point. So best of luck, if you're able to listen to this entire episode from beginning to end hats off to you.... send me x's and o's because they are MUCH needed :)
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We're diving into perspective today with Mike Harlin. We discuss the power behind the mindset you greet the day with and how it can affect your life drastically. Michael has inspired me to become an more positive person and to always put my best foot forward regardless of what others may think. Personal growth and development is a big factor is Michael's life which is why I knew he would be a great guest for my Working on Me guys and gals. Tune in to explore a world where the silver lining is what we focus on.
Instagram : @mikeharlin
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Life on the road, quite literally. On today's episode we go into the life of sponsored ( & soon to be pro ) cyclist Grant Armenta . Not only does he passionately speak about cycling but we also get to learn a bit more than the surface level athlete. We go into depth about the things that lie beneath the bike, like the mental capacity and community that goes along with it. Join us on our talks about relationships, family and being independent.
Instagram: @grant.armenta
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I spent the past 10 years of my life letting "The world take me where it needs me to be". A few years ago I decided to put my future in Gods hands and trust that he will provide the tools I need to…