This week's small step
Pick one category. Faith, family, fitness, finances, friends. Decide what your 20 Mile March looks like in it. Make it small. Make it sustainable. Then wake up tomorrow and execute.
After 27 years of friendship, Joey Odom and Chris Hart are finally doing the thing they've been talking about since college. Every week, they're sitting down to have the kind of conversations that make both of them better men.
Episode one starts where the show starts: with the friendship itself. Then Chris walks Joey (and you) through the framework that anchors how he coaches some of the most successful leaders in the country. It's called the 20 Mile March.
In the early 1900s, two expedition teams raced to be the first to reach the South Pole. One pushed hard on good weather days and hunkered down on bad ones. The other committed to 20 miles a day, every day, no matter the conditions. Only one team made it home.
The same principle that decided who lived and who died on that ice is the principle that decides whether you'll actually become the husband, father, leader, and man you say you want to be.
In this episode
- Why you become better around the right people (and how to find them)
- The Roald Amundsen expedition that changed how Chris coaches every client
- Why the "lone wolf" is a myth that gets you killed
- The unsexy truth about everyday courage (hint: it looks like not hitting snooze)
- How to stop being a bystander to your own life
- The one question that turns ordinary days into intentional ones
