What 200 Miles Teaches You About Yourself - Rebecca Hormann
About this episode
Rebecca Hormann discusses her journey in long-distance running and the personal insights gained from it.
In this episode of the Pyllon Ultra Pod, Paul sits down with Rebecca Hormann for a conversation that goes beyond results and race reports. Rebecca talks openly about uncertainty, patience, learning to trust the work, and how her relationship with running has evolved as the distances have grown longer. We discuss decision-making under fatigue, how she approaches fear and doubt, and what it means to commit to a long-term process rather than chasing short-term validation.
People in this episode
Host: Paul Giblin
Guest: Rebecca Hormann
Topics covered
- self-discovery
- running
- long-distance
- decision-making
- fear
- commitment
Keywords
- 200 miles
- uncertainty
- patience
- trust
- fatigue
- fear
- doubt
- long-term process
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