
Matthew Johnson on Ultrarunning Life Lessons That Will Change How You Think
About this episode
To be a better runner and person, you have to think differently.
And for Matthew Johnson, thinking differently not only made him better at ultrarunning; including winning a 100 miler, running 800+ miles across Texas, and climbing the height of Mt. Everest on a treadmill…
It made him a better person; inspiring the lives of thousands of runners to push their limits, being the running coach to musician Jelly Roll, and encouraging others to be the best version of themselves.
In this episode, Matt shares the biggest lessons he’s learned over the years, how he turned setbacks into successes, and what his biggest takeaways are in order to push through low points in the middle of ultras, and life.
If you want to be inspired to push through struggle and be the best version of yourself, this is the episode for you.
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