HEY REHABBERS: This episode right here—it’s one of those conversations that’ll leave you with no excuses. I’m chopping it up with the one and only Robin Arzón. She’s the VP of Fitness at Peloton, an ultra-marathoner, and a straight-up warrior. But listen, it ain’t just about the titles. Robin’s been through real-life trauma, and instead of letting it break her, she used it to build something unstoppable. We’re getting real about what it means to push through the darkest times when life feels like it’s against you. Robin’s sharing how she turned her pain into fuel for the grind and how she’s doing it all while balancing being a mom. And trust me, we’re smashing that whole “just a mom” mindset because Robin is showing us that you can be a badass mom andcrush your dreams. But this isn't just about fitness or success—it’s about mindset. We’re diving into the importance of mental toughness, staying disciplined when everything around you is falling apart, and how to build the kind of resilience that makes you unbreakable. If you’ve ever felt like giving up, this is the episode you need to hear. What You’ll Get: Robin’s raw story of turning trauma into power and why pain is the best fuel for your dreams. How Robin balances being a new mom with her hustle and why “just a mom” doesn’t cut it. Mindset tips from two people who’ve been through the fire and came out stronger—how to stay focused, disciplined, and locked in on your vision. Real strategies to build the kind of mental toughness that’ll have you running through walls when life gets hard. How to create habits that build resilience and make you unstoppable. Listen Now: This episode is real, raw, and gonna hit you where you need it most. No sugarcoating, no fluff—just straight truth about what it takes to be resilient and unstoppable. If you’re ready to level up, let’s get it. Call to Action: Make sure you hit that subscribe button, drop a review, and share this with someone who needs that push to keep going. This convo with Robin is about to change the way you see your struggles.