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Why one run turns into a habit.

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Hey, what's up?

Welcome back to the show.

My hours have been maxed out these last two weeks with doing some infrastructure building,

building out a YouTube page, updating our Spotify playlist for every song ever played on every podcast that we have produced, launching a newsletter. I've also been recording new podcasts.

The first will be with Dane Hans from Vulcan Surfboards. That'll be published next week.

But in the midst of all this busyness, I haven't had the time to edit and publish new episodes.

You might have noticed that I missed last week. So until next week's episode with Dane, I'm going to

publish one today from the archives. This was originally

published on February 28th, 2017, and it's a conversation with unflinching big wave

surfer, champion spear fishermen, and part-time Hollywood stuntman, Mark Healy. I'm going to be in

Hawaii soon, and I'm planning to reconnect with Healy to get updates

on some of the things that we discussed here in this episode.

And so I figured this episode would actually be a good precursor to that and one that's worth

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