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Sometimes the hardest thing isn’t running an ultra marathon or topping out at a climbing competition, it’s showing up for yourself in small ways, taking a step back and figuring out what you need so you can figure out who you are. For a long time, Emilee Struss identified as a climber and an endurance runner. Persistent injuries have made her dig into the hard work of self-love.
Featured in this episode: Emilee Struss
Hosted by Gale Straub
Sponsored by Merrell, Deuter, and ThirdLove
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In this episode, you'll hear:
- How growing up in an athletic family shaped Emilee's interest and desires
- About finding climbing as a 16 year old in Minnesota
- How a fall from a 70 foot tree gave Emilee a sense of gratitude beyond her years
- About struggling through persistent injuries, and the space that opened up in the process
- Why Emilee is more interested in enjoying the journey outdoors than big accomplishments
- Why selling her climbing equipment isn't saying no to climbing, it's taking a pause and saying yes to other opportunities
- What Emilee is hoping for in her writing career and business
- How Emilee defines success today
- Advice Emilee has for others going through injuries or setbacks
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