And that's when just like all of the emotions, it wasn't until like the last mile really last two miles where it like hit me like what that means and I remember making the final turn and seeing this

Giant American flag just hanging on Boylston Street and I just started crying the last like 800 meters. Hello hello and welcome to yet another episode of the Billyang

podcast I of course I'm your host Billy Yang and this is episode number three. To paraphrase

Tim Tolipsen from the last episode I think I can say that I'm really enjoying

the process and taking this journey with you guys so

While I will be the first to acknowledge that it's never perfect or even close to it right out of the gate

I can tell you I'm doing everything I can to learn and grow episode to episode.

So we'll see where that eventually takes us, but again, the process in of itself has been thoroughly

enjoyable for me.

Let's get right to it because I really want to dive into this episode.

What can I say about the great Magdalena Boulet?

Well, I can tell you from the onset that she's someone I greatly admire and hopefully after listening to this episode you understand and maybe gain an appreciation for her story and her journey as well.

We initially start off talking about her next challenge in South America where she

is ready to embark on this really wild adventure, climbing the highest volcano in South America in Chile specifically and then we do a deep dive

into her path to becoming an American citizen, her days in Poland, how she discovered running

the incredible story of the day that she became an American

citizen on 9-11 losing her friend David Torrance and all the experiences leading her to

becoming the woman she is today.

And that woman is a wife, a mother, VP of product development and Kulu Energy Labs,

former Olympian, a Western States champion.

She is such an incredible woman,

and the story of her journey is an impactful one

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