Show Notes
This week's episode is with my good friend and right hand man Chris Taylor - former marine, turned running coach who specialises in bespoke challenge organisations. Chris is forging a reputation for supporting some of the biggest British running challenges over the past several years, and was an integral part of my last two challenges Run4Nations, and R41M. We reflect for the first time over R41M, the importance of your WHY and the connection your ambitions need in order to make them a success. Finding peace can be a hard thing to achieve, we discover what it took for one of us to do so.
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