There’s usually a moment where quitting would be easier.
Where the goal feels too far away, your energy is diminished, and that little voice in your head starts making a VERY convincing case for why maybe this just isn’t worth it anymore.
For Bishoy Tadros, one of those moments came at mile 40 of an IronMan triathlon. And what happened next became about something way bigger than finishing a race.
Bishoy is the 2x author of Break Barriers and Audacious, host of the Mile 40 Podcast, and someone who has built much of his life around resilience, growth, meaningful goals, and understanding what keeps people moving when things get hard.
His relationship with endurance started long before running, through illness as a child and the experiences that shaped how he sees challenge, identity, and what we’re actually capable of.
In this conversation, we’re talking about what happens when motivation runs out. Why some people keep going while others stop.. an d give up. How meaning can carry you further than pressure ever will. And what your own “mile 40” might look like in your career, relationships, goals, business, health, or any season where part of you is wondering if you have anything left.
We talk about…
Because maybe you don’t need to feel wildly inspired today. Maybe you just need enough to keep moving. And maybe, just maybe… you’re closer to the good part than you think.
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I created a step-by-step weekly planning prompt you can use with ChatGPT to walk you through it.
