Season two is officially here—and the Runner Dudes are back together to kick things off with an honest, encouraging conversation about New Year’s resolutions, quitting, and what real growth actually looks like.
In this episode, Michael, Dusty, and Jimmy dig into why so many well-intentioned goals fizzle out by mid-January, unpacking the idea behind “National Quitters Day” and why failure isn’t the enemy we think it is. They talk candidly about motivation vs. discipline, the pressure to go “all in” too fast, and how unrealistic expectations often derail otherwise good intentions—especially when it comes to fitness, running, and mental health.
The guys share personal stories from sobriety, injury, running, and life, emphasizing that meaningful change rarely happens overnight. Instead, it’s built through small, intentional steps—sometimes starting with something as simple as a walk. Along the way, they explore themes of purpose, accountability, community, and learning to be flexible instead of perfect.
This conversation is for anyone who’s ever felt stuck, overwhelmed, or discouraged by starting (or restarting) a health journey. Whether you’re a runner, walker, or just running-curious, this episode is a reminder that progress beats perfection—and that you’re not behind.
Season two starts right here. Lace up. Let’s go.
