When regular people want to do something personally amazing in an endurance event, they use motive training plans.

Whether you're just getting started or you've done several events and want a little more structure to step up your game,

we know what it takes to get amateurs to their goals no matter how big or small.

You can accomplish anything you want.

You just need a plan designed for the unique needs of people

with families, jobs, and a busy life. The motive training method is that plan to get you to the

start line feeling confident and across the finish line feeling strong. What's up Motivators?

Taryn here. Today's podcast guest is Carrie Stewart, who is a member of the 2022 Zwift Academy

Triathlon team. She is competing in Kona, basically right as we speak. Very, very talented

athlete. She is a sub five-hour half-ironman athlete. She is a sub-11-hour Ironman athlete, a former competitive college swimmer.

One of the biggest things that triathletes and endurance athletes have to battle is time management.

And if any of you have ever known a restaurant owner, which Carrie is, she owns a bar and a

bottle shop, restaurant owners are some of the most

busy individuals out there. If you want to own a business that consumes the vast majority of

your entire life, go into the bar or restaurant and hospitality industry, tremendously busy.

And she's one of the first people who I have ever met, who has been

an owner in the hospitality industry and a very elite triathlete. So I want to get in touch with her

and talk about how does she actually balance this? I asked her what her superpower was and what

her allows her to be successful in so many

different areas of life. And she said that it is time management. So she listed out the bullet points of

what her ways are of managing everything all in one. But then we also dove into a little bit of the

softer things of how does she

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