Hi folks, Trevor here with the MTA podcast. And Angie, of course. And we just wanted to give a special end of the year thank you to you guys for being listeners to the MTA podcast. It has been a great year. And we have some special thank yous to give and a couple quick announcements. We have one more episode planned before the year ends. So keep an eye out for that. And if you've had

trouble downloading the podcast or playing the podcast or visiting our website, we apologize.

Apparently we have outgrown our server. Good problem to have, I guess. It's been a big headache.

So we are migrating to a bigger, faster, stronger server.

So that's what's going on. And hopefully all of this will be done in the next, well, the next couple

hours, hopefully, but you know how things go. It's been a heavy burden that you've been carrying

around the last few days. In addition to that, it's the holidays. We've got like dozens of people

going to arrive at our house tomorrow, right?

Yeah, so we're excited about spending time with family and friends over the holidays.

And we definitely want to extend our best holiday wishes to you, our wonderful listeners, and hope that your holidays are happy and that you go into the new year with excitement and reflection.

Thanks to all our amazing listeners for another great year. In 2018, we passed 7.2 million downloads

of this podcast. We also like to say thanks to our amazing academy members and coaching clients who

inspire us every day. Thanks to our seven coaches, Jen, Lynn, Steve, Dominique, Athena,

Chris and Joel. You guys are awesome. We're also grateful for all the guests that we've had on the

show this year. We started 2018 with Gretchen Rubin and Sean Astin and we ended the year with

Pete Costelnick, who, Angie, I don't know if you saw, but by the way, he just ran his 10,000th

mile this year. Wow, I did see that. That was pretty mind-blowing. That's like 9,000 more than I ran.

I don't know. I thought who's counting, right? I haven't kept up with my numbers, actually. Thanks also to

our sponsors who have made the show possible this year. And we did do a lot of

traveling. We went to five different marathons around the world. And we got to meet many of you

listeners in person. So big shout out to all the runners who came to one of our meetups, whether it was

at the Pittsburgh Marathon in May or the Grandma's Marathon in June. Or the Loch Ness Marathon in September.

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