And I feel like sometimes when you've had such a bad experience, you're like, you bounce back. And you're like, I feel like I've nothing to lose now because the thing I feared happening most already happened. And I'm like, fine. I survived. I'm going to keep pushing. And I'm going to keep like trying eventually. If you just like keep showing up, I guess what does says or just like the rule of numbers, like something will eventually work out. so I'm just going to keep working hard in the meantime.

Hey everyone. Emily Abadi here bringing you episode 142 of Hurtle. A wellness-focused podcast, voice it down with inspiring individuals to talk about everything

from their big wins to how they've gotten through some of life's toughest moments.

On the show, you can expect vulnerability, motivation, and candid discussions with everyone from top athletes to aspiring

entrepreneurs on what it really takes to follow your passions. My mission is simple to inspire you

to be your best self, move with intention, and have some fun along the way. We are in the

home stretch right now. This episode coming live in the final

weeks of 2020, it feels like more than ever there's kind of a light at the end of the tunnel.

I myself am amped for what the new year has to bring. And I'm also really excited for some special

stuff to come to the hurdle feed in the next few weeks.

Now, I don't want to ruin any big surprises here, but you can look forward to hearing from

some of the most inspiring, unbelievable humans that have both been on the hurdle feed

before, Deslandon, Coach Bennett, and also that are new to the feed in the coming weeks to bring you loads of inspiration and just excitement to carry you through that finish line, to carry you into the new year and start things off on the right foot.

Now, episode 142 with Emily Sisson.

She is a professional runner, a New Balance, sponsored athlete, and such a kind-hearted human.

For today's episode, we talk all about her upbringing, trying her hand at a slew of different sports like

soccer and gymnastics to transferring schools and college and finding her footing as a runner at

Providence. M tells me all about how she is so inspired by one of her good friends and training

partner, Molly Huddle, and what it was like for her to not perform as she'd hoped at the Olympic

marathon trials earlier in 2020. She also tells me what she's looking forward to in the year to come,

aka Racing More. And since we chatted, she did indeed run the Valencia half, which we talk about

in today's episode, and she scored

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