A Reflection On The Past 100 Episodes With Alex Ostberg

THE RUNNING EFFECT PODCAST

Dominic Schlueter

Running, Sports

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 19 October 2022

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

100 EPISODES!

Putting that into writing is one of the most humbling and gratifying things. From a fifteen-year-old kid with a dream to now, over two years later, seeing us chase and slowly accomplish that dream has been remarkable! Today's episode is one big reflection on the past two years and the journey to get to where we are today. I'm joined by my mentor, friend, and THE OG podcast guest, Alex Ostberg.

Listen to the podcast if you want to hear behind-the-scenes of these 100 episodes, lessons learned from them, never heard before stories, and what the future holds (including things not announced yet)!

A MASSIVE thank you to each and every one of you reading this. I appreciate all the support I've received since the inception of this podcast. Your support doesn't go unnoticed

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to Episode 100 of the Running Effect with Dominic Schleader. I'm your host
0:07.6	Dominic and even saying the word episode 100 is truly humbling and inspiring to me that we've made
0:14.4	it this far and just to think back to all the growth that we've experienced in the past two and a half
0:19.4	years since this show began.
0:21.5	And it's funny to think back to episode one when I really had no clue what I was doing to today
0:26.4	where I would at least like to think I know what I'm doing, at least a little bit.
0:30.3	And thinking back to episode one, I had the privilege of sitting down with my close friend
0:34.4	and mentor, Alex Osberg, for that conversation.
0:38.8	And I highly recommend people check that episode out, at least as long as you can last. Alex did a phenomenal job, but
0:43.7	I had not yet gone through puberty. My voice was super squeaky, and looking back on it two
0:49.1	years removed from it, it's quite hilarious to listen back. And I'm sure two years from now,
0:54.1	I'll be
0:54.4	maybe laughing at my voice now as I record this. But needless to say, episode one was kind of
1:00.1	funny looking back, and it's amazing to see the growth that we've experienced in the past 99
1:04.3	episodes. So today I bring back Alex on to, as he kind of said, pull back the curtain on the
1:10.2	running effect in the past 100 episodes
1:12.3	and discuss and reflect subjects that we normally wouldn't be able to in a normal interview
1:17.7	that I do in the previous 99. So today's episode is certainly a special one where you,
1:23.3	the listener, get to hear unique subjects that, you know, you normally wouldn't get to hear about.
1:28.3	So we pull back the curtain on many different subjects. And I hope you all enjoy this unique
1:32.9	episode 100 special. A few quick notes. For whatever reason, I say the word unique a bunch in this
1:38.8	episode. Not sure why I used the word unique so many times, but I kind of got a kick out of it,
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