Podcast appearances and mentions of Joel Runyon

Join me for an inspiring conversation with Brett Hagler, the visionary CEO of New Story, a nonprofit addressing the global housing crisis.In this episode, we dive into what it means to be a creator driven by the desire to make a lasting impact on the world.Brett shares the fulfillment of aligning business with social causes, the challenges of turning charitable efforts into sustainable business models, and New Story's groundbreaking approach to housing solutions.If you're passionate about social impact, business innovation, and making a difference, this episode is a must-listen.Timestamps:00:00 Introduction01:00 Starting Small and Dreaming Big02:32 Aligning Business with Social Impact06:57 The Power of Storytelling10:07 Successful Creators Raising Children12:21 Stepping Outside Your Comfort Zone for Growth14:34 Building Communities, Not Just Homes17:40 Thinking About Innovation21:36 Insights from the Y Combinator Experience27:00 Long-Term Vision For Creators29:53 Evolving the Business Model37:22 Navigating Market-Based Solutions40:30 The Mindset Creators and Founders Need42:12 Addressing Barriers to Housing45:21 Innovative Approaches to Land Ownership54:00 De-Risking Development Projects57:42 Raising Investment and Philanthropy58:49 Sustainable Growth and Future Vision01:04:34 Understanding Market-Based Solutions for Social Entrepreneurs01:08:57 Closing ThoughtsIf you enjoyed this episode, please like and subscribe, share it with your friends, and leave us a review. We read every single one.Know more about Billion Dollar Creator: https://www.billiondollarcreator.com/Follow Nathan:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nathanbarry/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanbarry/X: https://twitter.com/nathanbarryWebsite: https://nathanbarry.com/Follow Brett:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bretthaglerX: https://twitter.com/bretthaglerLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rbhagler/Website: https://www.bretthagler.com/Featured in this episode:New Story - https://newstoryhomes.org/Kit (formerly ConvertKit) - https://kit.com/Charity Water - https://www.charitywater.org/Earth Mission - https://www.earth-mission.org/Tom's Shoes - https://www.toms.com/Village Impact - https://www.villageimpact.com/Joel Runyon - https://joelrunyon.com/Impossible - https://impossiblehq.com/Pencils of Promise - https://pencilsofpromise.org/Y Combinator - https://www.ycombinator.com/Kiva - https://www.kiva.org/Icon - https://www.iconbuild.com/Highlights:06:57 - Insights from Joel Runyon10:20 - Teaching Children About Wealth Disparities28:05 - Transforming Your Creator Mindset52:31 - Standardizing Non-Standard Situations01:06:00 - Market-Based Solutions for Innovation in Nonprofit Work

Today, we've got a captivating tale to share, one that unravels the journey of success behind MoveWell, the fitness app founded by Joel Runyon. But this isn't just a story; it's a roadmap to success. In the next few minutes, we'll not only narrate the story but also identify the pivotal moments when everything fell into place. We'll dissect what went right for MoveWell and offer you practical tips that you can implement in your own business. So, grab your notebook, for this episode is a treasure trove of entrepreneurial wisdom waiting to be uncovered.Introduction:In this episode of Startup Gems, we delve into the remarkable journey of MoveWell, the fitness app that has taken the industry by storm. Discover how Joel Runyon turned his vision into a thriving business and learn the key principles that contributed to MoveWell's success. We'll share valuable insights and actionable tips for entrepreneurs looking to make their mark in the world of startups.Segment 1: Build an Audience FirstJoel Runyon's journey began with his blog, IMPOSSIBLE, where he attracted a dedicated audience.Building an audience before launching a product offers several advantages.Concrete Application: Identify your target audience, create valuable content, and engage with them to build a loyal following.Segment 2: Adapt Your Business Model for SustainabilityMoveWell initially offered individual paid routines but transitioned to a subscription-based system.Adapting the business model improved sustainability and profitability.Concrete Application: Regularly assess your business model, consider different pricing structures, and stay open to change.Segment 3: Focus on Continuous Content UpdatesMoveWell's commitment to providing fresh, relevant content contributed to its success.Regular content updates keep existing customers engaged and attract new ones.Concrete Application: Prioritize content updates and enhancements based on customer feedback and market trends.Conclusion:The MoveWell success story serves as a roadmap for aspiring entrepreneurs. By building an audience, adapting your business model, and focusing on continuous content updates, you can pave the way for your own business triumph. Stay tuned for more valuable insights on Startup Gems.

Accessibility is important to host Eric Bandholz's company, Beardbrand. The business respects consumers with disabilities and tries to serve them. Still, it was recently sued for alleged violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act.Stunned, he turned to a fellow entrepreneur whose company has dealt with frivolous lawsuits. He first interviewed Joel Runyon for this podcast in May 2022 when they discussed Impossible, Runyon's nutritional performance company. In this recent interview, Runyon shared his experience of getting sued.For an edited and condensed transcript with embedded audio, see: https://pec-ly.com/?6p6pFor all condensed transcripts with audio, see: https://www.practicalecommerce.com/tag/podcasts******The mission of Practical Ecommerce is to help online merchants improve their businesses. We do this with expert articles, podcasts, and webinars. We are an independent publishing company founded in 2005 and unaffiliated with any ecommerce platform or provider. http://www.practicalecommerce.com 

Joel Runyon is the Owner of Impossible, a company dedicated to helping people push their limits and accomplish the impossible. Joel is an athlete and an entrepreneur, becoming the youngest person in the world to run seven ultra-marathons on seven continents in 2017. Along the way, Joel raised $192,000 for Pencils of Promise and built seven schools. Currently, he's also the Owner of Ultimate Paleo Guide and Ultimate Meal Plans. In this episode… What is your personal and professional life like? Do you stay within a box and avoid trying new things? Would you rather push your limits and achieve the impossible in your life and in your business?  The Owner of Impossible, Joel Runyon, says that you can do and achieve more than you think. Most people say they want to do something hard — something they've never done before — but give up after the first obstacle. To push past this, Joel created an ”impossible list” that included things like running an ultra-marathon and owning a business. And guess what: he's achieved both.  In this episode of The Ed O'Keefe Show, Ed O'Keefe sits down with Joel Runyon, the Owner of Impossible, to discuss his journey to achieving the impossible. Joel explains how he was able to run an ultra-marathon, tips he's learned from being an athlete that have helped him start and run his company, how to push your limits, and more.

Joel Runyon launched Impossible, a fitness and performance company, in 2010. The company sells digital training programs, apparel, and nutritional supplements. "Sleep," a powder drink, is the latest. It helps high performers recharge and recover via deep sleeping.

“Impossible is not a statement, it's a challenge.” - Joel Runyon    In this episode, we welcome Joel Runyon to the podcast to discuss what it means to challenge the impossible and push your limits for a better life. We also chat about the importance of just showing up as you are, why you don't have to be an “expert” to make an impact, how he accomplished running seven ultramarathons on seven different continents, and more!   Tune in for more and see below for a complete list of topics covered in this episode!   Key Topics How Joel accomplished running seven ultramarathons on seven different continents and the hardest part of conquering that challenge  His background in running  How he built his mindset to be able to withstand that challenge  Joel's blog, how he got started in blogging, and how it has evolved into what it is now Why you don't have to be an “expert” to make an impact How running and pushing yourself helps with both the monotonous, daily tasks and the business world Explaining how the saying, “anything is possible” is a lie and why that's actually encouraging  Viewing the “impossible” as a challenge vs a statement  How to take steps to push your limits and test the impossible  Showing up is better than not doing anything at all  Joel's experience raising money to build schools through running and how he came up with the idea  How you can start making an impact now Increasing accountability with yourself  Joel's brand and how to connect with him What does “thriving” mean to Joel   Connect with Joel:  Joel's Instagram Connect with CJ Finley: CJ's Instagram   Thrive On Life Instagram Thrive On Life Website 

In this week's First $1,000 segment, we hear from Joel Runyon (!), longtime friend and founder of ImpossibleHQ.com. Joel has started numerous businesses in the past decade, but he got his start by taking on a freelance contract using the same skills he'd learned for his day job.  Side Hustle School features a new episode EVERY DAY, featuring detailed case studies of people who earn extra money without quitting their job. This year, the show includes free guided lessons and listener Q&A several days each week. Show notes: SideHustleSchool.com Email: team@sidehustleschool.com Be on the show: SideHustleSchool.com/questions Connect on Twitter: @chrisguillebeau Connect on Instagram: @193countries Visit Chris's main site: ChrisGuillebeau.com If you're enjoying the show, please pass it along! It's free and has been published every single day since January 1, 2017. We're also very grateful for your five-star ratings—it shows that people are listening and looking forward to new episodes.

IMPOSSIBLE ® is being sued by a multi-billion dollar processed foods company called "impossible foods." They are seeking to cancel our registered marks, bully us into submission and have us pay for the entire legal proceeding. It's not going to work.Watch the original video here - https://youtu.be/hwB8X59dMxcOriginal tweet thread - https://twitter.com/joelrunyon/status/1460702659686682630Read the statement on the site - https://impossiblehq.com/impossible-foods-lawsuit-statement/More on Impossible - https://Impossiblehq.comPerformance Gear & Supplements - https://Impossible.coFitness Training & App - https://ImpossibleFitness.comNonprofit work + Giving - https://Impossible.orgMoveWell Mobility Training & Recovery - https://MoveWellApp.com

Joel Runyon is an endurance athlete and entrepreneur. He's the founder of IMPOSSIBLE ®, a performance lifestyle brand dedicated to helping people push their limits and do something impossible. In 2017, Joel became the youngest person to run an ultra marathon on every continent while raising $200k+ for education non-profit initiatives around the world.Quotes:"What is the most difficult thing you can do relatively soon?""How you do anything is how you do everything."Topics Discussed:Early beginnings of life & entrepreneurship The start of IMPOSSIBLE Getting into endurance racing Not being able to get a job at StarbucksSoftening failure - good or bad idea?The stories we tell ourselves that hold us back Quitting not being an optionUsing commitments to accomplish goalsBuilding trust with yourselfOverriding painGoal setting - the IMPOSSIBLE ListFinding hard things that are worth doingAsking the question - "What would make my life a good story?" Running a marathon on each continentLessons learned from nature & our relationship with it Getting stuck in Doha, Qatar, without a passport Resources Mentioned:Book: A Million Miles in a 1000 Years - Donald MillerBook: Kiss or Kill: Confessions of a Serial Climber - Mark TwightBook: Mindset Podcast: Lex FridmanPodcast: Michael MaliceJoel's websiteJoel's BlogJoel's Performance Apparel + SupplementsJoel's Fitness TrainingJoel's PhilanthropyJoel's InstagramJoel's TwitterJoel's FacebookIMPOSSIBLE Instagram IMPOSSIBLE Twitter IMPOSSIBLE FacebookIMPOSSIBLE YouTubeCamelbakOncloud shoesShot BloksPatagoniaGORUCK BagsArc'teryx

Joel Runyon is a world-traveling athlete, philanthropist, speaker, and entrepreneur. His TEDx talk on Cold Showers has earned over 1.25 million views. Joel's company, Impossible, helps individuals break through their limits and achieve incredible feats. In this conversation, we cover how to get 6-pack abs, saunas, steam rooms, and cold exposure, achieving multiple goals at once, near-death experiences, taking lessons from David Goggins, and how to motivate yourself during moments of extreme suffering. Handy Links:Joel on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joelrunyon/Joel on Twitter: https://twitter.com/joelrunyonImpossibleHQ: https://impossiblehq.com/Help The Louis and Kyle Show:If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with a friend or leave a review!If you want to reach out to us, please do so on Twitter: https://twitter.com/LouisKyleShowEmail us: LouisandKyleShow@gmail.com

Joel Runyon is a man of many skills and a man with an Iron will completing over seven ultra-marathons in over seven different countries. IMPOSSIBLEHQ.com is his lifestyle performance site designed to help people overcome their limits mentally and physically. Joel incubates other businesses (Like movewellapp.com and ultimatemealplans.com He also invests and advises in startups in the health + productivity space. As legend has it Joel finds it very difficult to say “No” to any challenge. Enjoy this episode with Joel Runyon from impossible        Website: impossiblehq.com Insta: @joelrunyon @impossiblehq Facebook: @impossiblehq Twitter: @impossiblehq @joelrunyon Youtube:  youtube.com/joelrunyon  ~ Join the EHON Facebook group - http://www.facebook.com/groups/ehonassessment/learning_content (www.facebook.com/groups/ehonassessment/learning_content) Where else to find me: http://www.solo.to/tdpalladino (www.solo.to/tdpalladino)   My Other Projects...

Joel Runyon is an American blogger and author. He is the founder of Impossible X and blogger at IMPOSSIBLE. He is also the founder of Ultimate Meal Plans. He is an athlete, endurance runner, businessman, and speaker. Support the show: patreon.com/HPOpodcast or www.paypal.me/hpopod Episode Sponsor: LMNT - drinkLMNT.com/HPO Discounts on Zach's "gear of choice" here: zachbitter.com/mygear and/or linktr.ee/zachbitter Show updates & links - IG: @zachbitter Tw: @zbitter FB: @zach.bitter Web: zachbitter.com Find Joel: Web: impossiblehq.com/ IG: @impossiblehq Tw: @impossiblehq FB: @ImpossibleHQ YouTube: IMPOSSIBLE  Consultation with Zach: calendly.com/zbittercoaching  If you would like to contact the show, please send your emails to hpopodcast@gmail.com

Joel Runyon started Impossible in 2010 as a way to push his limits and do something impossible. He’s a driven and determined entrepreneur, blogger, and athlete and his lifestyle challenges have allowed him to set records and give back by supporting education in communities that are in need of everyday resources like safe school structures. While running his own brand, he’s also running multiple other brands such as a meal plan company, a fitness app, a productivity app, as well as being an advisor to multiple other companies.  On today’s show, we talk about how he has built up his brand, how he has collaborated with other folks, and, similar to the way we run our business, how he is able to create opportunities with deal-making, rev shares, and building multiple brands. We also talk about how getting a major accomplishment done, whether it’s completing a marathon or getting your first podcast out there, has led to other potential relationships and future goals. When you’re done getting ideas from Joel, learn additional tips on how to systemize so you can have more time while also standing out and make a difference by checking out our previous episodes with Austin Sams and C.J. Martin. “Impossible is not a statement, it’s a challenge. A lot of people think “I can’t do it” but if it seems impossible, that’s the thing you probably should be doing” - Joel Runyon Some Topics We Discussed Include: What it’s like to be a bootstrap entrepreneur How to set yourself up for deal flows and equity ownerships Challenging yourself in physical ways to gain perspective for your business challenges How a chance conversation with a stranger in a coffee shop led to an insane amount of traffic - and even a mention on Oprah! The beauty of big world challenges and simultaneously giving back to make a difference How to balance a variety of businesses while traveling the world  And much, much more! Resources From Joel Runyon: ImpossibleHQ Ultimate Meal Plans MoveWell app Drink LMNT  References and Links Mentioned: Joel’s TedX talk on cold shower therapy Joel’s coffee shop conversation that got a ton of hits Like Joel, we are also looking to have a portfolio of companies ourselves, so if you have some really innovative companies, reach out to us at info@evergreenprofits.com Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by our go-to SEO research tool, Ahrefs.com, and by  Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. The 2 Hour A Day Business - Austin Sams Building A Standout Brand In A Crowded Market - C.J. Martin

Joel Runyon is an athlete and entrepreneur. He is the founder of IMPOSSIBLE - a company dedicated to helping people push their limits and do impossible things. In 2017, he became the youngest person in the world to run 7 ultra marathons on 7 continents. Along the way, he raised $192,000 for Pencils of Promise and built 7 schools. In this conversation, we spoke about running four miles every four hours for 52 hours, how he gave David Goggins his domain name, and much more. Enjoyed this episode? You'll also like my free weekly newsletter – Tuesday Treasure.

NOTHING is IMPOSSIBLE. CEO and Founder of Impossible, Joel Runyon, is here as your new mentor. Joel is passionate about helping other push their limits and reaching new heights personally and professionally! To gain access to Joel's productivity hack in the BTL Toolbox that was mentioned in the episode, be sure to make your contribution to Pencils of Promise. I'm am using this tool myself right now, and IT IS A GAME CHANGER! Head over to The BTL Facebook page to learn more. Once you've contributed, send me an email and I'll get you set up with the link - thebtlgroup@gmail.com For access to all of the BTL Toolbox content FOR LIFE, a $15 contribution must be made to this or one of our previously mentioned charitable causes on our Facebook page. Once you've made your contribution, send an email over to thebtlgroup@gmail.com to validate it and hang on tight and get ready to grow! #BTL #BTLpodcast #BTLtoolbox #BrettKelley #JoelRunyon #impossible

In this episode of Starting Now Jeff talks to Joel Runyon, the founder of IMPOSSIBLE. We learn how Joel got started and how he's harnessed momentum to build multiple businesses through continuous growth and pushing his limits. Follow Joel's many projects at ImpossibleHQ.com and follow him at @joelrunyon on Twitter and Instagram. As always, this episode is brought to you by BYLT. Go to BYLT.co to start your minimalist business. Subscribe to Starting Now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen to podcasts.

Do you want to achieve more in your life..? It could be to; shape the body you want, or get leaner, or earn more money, or have better relationships, or to run a marathon... What ever it is that you do want to achieve, and you haven't done it yet. Have you asked yourself: Why? Why have you done it? This is why I bring on Joel Runyon, who is going to show you in this episode how you can get out of your own way, and - Achieve the impossible. FREE:  Join the Fitness Business Success Circle to access the training guides and join the other coaches here - http://www.coachescartel.com/freegroup  

Hey y'all! This week I wanted to chit-chat about how to validate yourself as a CEO and set goals you can not only work towards, but be proud of - even if you're afraid of the possibility of big success like I was. Check out EP 03 with Joel Runyon on getting uncomfortable to challenge yourself further here, and don't forget to say hi over on Instagram! As always, get 10% off anything in the N9STC Shop by using code SHOP10.

How does one go from living jobless in their parents’ basement to running 7 ultramarathons on 7 continents, building up a company and brand, all while raising hundreds of thousands for charity?? Joel Runyon dives into the impossible in this episode, sharing the major mindset shift that allowed him to achieve all of these things, and detailing how we can break through the limits we subconsciously set for ourselves. It all starts with “turning the impossible into a challenge.” One of Joel’s “impossibles” was running a triathlon, which in time led to him taking on the ultras in order to raise money for building schools worldwide. No, it was. not. easy. Joel wasn’t a runner to begin with, and there were so many times he could have quit. But, to Joel, a few hours of pain was more than doable if it meant a lifetime of possibilities for a child given the gift of education. “Impossible” in areas of poverty around the world includes obtaining clean water and building schools. Remembering this, do your “impossibles” appear a little more achievable as you re-appreciate the resources you’ve been given? Often, the obstacle surrounding the seemingly-impossible is fear. Currently, there’s a lot of fear surrounding the global COVID-19 pandemic. Joel and hosts Bob and Kelsey point out that there is also a lot of opportunity. We can either use our free time to sit around in the basement, eating junk food and watching Netflix, or we can read more books, set more goals, workout, grow stronger; breathe. “Don’t come out of this [social isolation] weaker.” Our response to a time of crisis, where much is beyond our control, is a choice. Getting into the practice of taking available opportunities puts us in a much better place to not just grow ourselves, but also to reach out to others. What will you use your lockdown time to achieve for yourself and for those around you? You can check out Joel’s business Impossible, its products and what it’s accomplishing worldwide at www.impossiblehq.com and impossible.org. You can also find impossiblehq and joelrunyon on Twitter and Instagram. Your hosts are on the gram too, looking forward to hearing from you! Kelsey www.instagram.com/captkelseyhawaii Bob www.instagram.com/waliszrs

Today we're sitting down with athlete and business owner, Joel Runyon. His experience of job hunting during the 2008 recession lead him to ultimately the greatest challenge of his life - and the creation of Impossible HQ. During the episode, Joel shares his mantra of "getting comfortable with the uncomfortable", and how you can incorporate a new challenge into your life every day. Catch up with Joel: @impossiblehq or @joelrunyon Grab 10% off your first order from Cooper's Cask Coffee here: http://bit.ly/2Onxb0s

How you do anything is how you do everything. That's one of Joel Runyon's guiding principles in life. This week, Runyon shares his story of going from living in his parents' basement and being jobless to founding Impossible and becoming the youngest person to run ultra marathons on every continent. It all started with singling out one goal on his list and seeing it through to completion. A lot of people have a tendency to sabotage themselves before they even begin. That comes from getting stuck in your own head. Once you recognize how your mind is setting your limitations, you can move past them, like Runyon did. Then, you can do the things you used to think were impossible. What You'll Learn: Finish what you start Seek out mental challenges to overcome Choose one goal to start working toward Don't self-sabotage before you begin Make the decision not to go quietly Connect with Joel & the Impossible team at ImpossibleHQ.com. Support the show: Use code PODCAST to get 15% off your next order at CompeteEveryDay.com. Don't forget! You can still join The 2020 CLUB here!

How you do anything is how you do everything. That’s one of Joel Runyon’s guiding principles in life. This week, Runyon shares his story of going from living in his parents’ basement and being jobless to founding Impossible and becoming the youngest person to run ultra marathons on every continent. It all started with singling out one goal on his list and seeing it through to completion.  A lot of people have a tendency to sabotage themselves before they even begin. That comes from getting stuck in your own head. Once you recognize how your mind is setting your limitations, you can move past them, like Runyon did. Then, you can do the things you used to think were impossible. What You’ll Learn:  Finish what you start Seek out mental challenges to overcome Choose one goal to start working toward Don’t self-sabotage before you begin Make the decision not to go quietly   Connect with Joel & the Impossible team at ImpossibleHQ.com. Support the show: Use code PODCAST to get 15% off your next order at CompeteEveryDay.com. Don't forget! You can still join The 2020 CLUB here!

No matter what we set out to achieve in our lives. We will inevitably run into challenges that can create self-limiting beliefs that can prevent us from reaching our full potential. My guest today, Joel Runyon, talks about some of the challenges that he's faced as he's traveled the world as an ultra-endurance athlete. As well as why you should embrace challenges in your life, and how to do what you never thought was possible. Joel is the founder of IMPOSSIBLE, which is a company that focuses on helping others surpass their limits and do the impossible. I had the chance to sit down with him during the Spartan Media Fest in Lake Tahoe prior to the Spartan Race World Championships, and I was amazed to hear some of his incredible stories and accomplishments. In 2017, he became the youngest person to run an ultra-marathon on all seven continents. As a result, he raised $192,000 for Pencils for Promise and built seven schools. Though this endeavor didn't come without challenges. Early on he faced a critical setback that almost ended it all. Though he found a way to overcome this challenge and push forward to set this new record. Now he's on a mission to help others overcome their own challenges. Along the way, he's done a TEDx talk, developed an app called MoveWell, and he continues to set an example by seeking out more challenges in his life. Connect with Joel www.impossiblehq.com Twitter Instagram Impossible Podcast Also, check out Joel's continuous philanthropic efforts at impossible.org. As well as his health and nutrition resources; MoveWell app, Ultimate Meal Plans, and Ultimate Paleo Guide. Thank you for listening! Don't forget to follow All-Around Adventure on these social media platforms: Instagram Facebook Twitter And until next time; be safe, happy travels, and always move forward!

In this podcast, I interview the man of the hour, Mr Joel Runyon. He's a man of drive, goals, purpose and conquering the inner voice. As a result of his personal development, he's been able to travel the world and live off his blog, start a business called IMPOSSIBLE, featured on TEDX, started the 30 day cold shower challenge movement and runs ultramarathons. In this interview, I delve into his mindset on what makes him tick, his daily habits and also how to achieve impossible goals. Find out more about Joel Runyon by visiting his site at https://impossiblehq.com. Stay Strong and Be Relentless. Khoa Bui Website : www.youberelentless.com IG : @khoabuiofficial FB : @thekhoabui

Joel Runyon, the founder of Impossible, is an athlete, speaker, adventurer, philanthropist, and entrepreneur. He joins the show to discuss the mindset behind accomplishing things that previously seemed impossible and what the world looks like on the other side of the impossible.

Today, I’m thrilled to have my buddy Joel Runyon on the show. Joel is an athlete, entrepreneur and the founder of ImpossibleHQ.com, a company dedicated to helping people push their limits and do impossible things. From this blog, Joel has spawned many other businesses which include a paleo meal plan subscription service at UltimateMealPlans.com and an iPhone app called Move Well which helps you move better, get stronger and prevent injuries. He also became the youngest person in the world to run 7 ultra marathons on 7 continents in 2017. In this episode, we discuss how to leverage content to […] The post 274: Joel Runyon On How To Monetize A Blog With Subscription Services appeared first on MyWifeQuitHerJob.com.

This week Matty is joined by Joel Runyon. This man loves a challenge and has proved it time and time again. One of his biggest kicked goals to date is being the youngest person in the world to run 7 ultra marathons on 7 continents. Along... The post #190 – 7 Ultras, 7 Continents, 7 Schools Built with Joel Runyon appeared first on The Chief Life.

One of the best parts about hosting a podcast is meeting so many amazing people who push themselves to be their best and influence the world. My guest today, Joel Runyon, has one of those stories! Joel is the creator of one of the best paleo and keto resources out there, called Ultimate Paleo Guide …

One of the best parts about hosting a podcast is meeting so many amazing people who push themselves to be their best and influence the world. My guest today, Joel Runyon, has one of those stories! Joel is the creator of one of the best paleo and keto resources out there, called Ultimate Paleo Guide …

One of the best parts about hosting a podcast is meeting so many amazing people who push themselves to be their best and influence the world. My guest today, Joel Runyon, has one of those stories! Joel is the creator of one of the best paleo and keto resources out there, called Ultimate Paleo Guide …

Today I'm thrilled to share my interview with Mr. Impossible, Joel Runyon. Joel and I took a very rainy walk in Austin, Texas to talk about how he went from living in his parents' basement and struggling to find a job, to running 7 ultra marathons in 7 countries to build 7 schools for Pencils of Promise.  In the midst of his low point, Joel decided to make a list of all the things he wanted to do that, at the time, he thought would be impossible. This was the list that changed his life. He started to do the things on his "impossible list" and, slowly, as he checked them off one-by-one, started to turn his life around.  Joel has since been traveling the world running ultra marathons and raising hundreds of thousands of dollars for charity. He started a company, has learned multiple languages and started the nonprofit impossible.org to give back.  Joel truly enriches your life simply by meeting him. Once you listen to this episode, I promise you'll want to go out and do something impossible.  A big thank you to Joel for taking some time out to share his story (and rained on!) We can't wait to see what you do next!  And a huge thank you to our amazing sponsor Aftershokz! We couldn't do this podcast without you. Be sure to visit charitymiles.org/aftershokz for more information on their super comfortable bone conduction headphones.  Check out Joel and his Impossible List.  Check out Joel's nonprofit at impossible.org  Also mentioned... Des Salbes Marathon. Pencils of Promise. #EveryMileMatters #DoTheImpossible  

What happens when you nearly break your ankle half-way through your first of 7 ultramarathons? You keep running. You talk to yourself. You ask the race to bring it on. You will yourself to transcend...you, and do the IMPOSSIBLE.  Joel Runyon's The Impossible List - tracks 100+ goals like "swim in every ocean," "bike across America," and "give $100,000 dollars away. So far he's raised nearly $200,000 for Pencils of Promise, which builds schools in communities that need them - through Impossible.org Joel went from living in his parent's basement to living an adventurous life with purpose in no time. Now, he's inspiring thousands of other people from around the world tackle their impossible list, and live an inspired life.   In this episode we cover: • The mentality it takes to do the IMPOSSIBLE • Mental tips for running Ultramarathons • Building Businesses like The Ultimate Paleo Guide - Ultimate Meal Plans and Move Well • How to create your own Impossible List • Goal setting and goal execution • Transcending self-limiting beliefs • Protecting your schedule Connect With Us Follow Sean McCormick Instagram: https://bit.ly/2UDHX3n Twitter: http://bit.ly/OPPMacTwitter Follow Natural Stacks   Twitter: http://bit.ly/NsTwitterInstagram: http://bit.ly/NsInstagram Facebook: http://bit.ly/NsFacebook  

Joe Buckner is the founder of Beautifully Savage Boxing Gym in Ft. Collins, Colorado. He's an entrepreneur, athlete, TEDx speaker - but more so - he has an incredible, inspiring story of constantly pushing his limits and overcoming obstacles. Joe's an incredible storyteller and you're going to walk away from this interview ready to run through a brick wall - or whatever other obstacles you're facing.Find more about Joehttps://www.theartofpugilism.com/joe-buckner/https://twitter.com/mrjoebucknerhttps://www.instagram.com/mrjoebucknerSupport The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlaySpotifyWe're helping 10,000 people do something IMPOSSIBLE and Start A Blog at StartABlog.comIMPOSSIBLE GEAR – http://impossiblegear.com – Save 10% with promo code: PODCAST IMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy) MoveWell App – Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/Download Get Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on Facebook JOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

As 2019 kicks off, it's not too late to do your annual review. In this year's annual review, I asked myself on slightly different question heading into 2019.https://impossiblehq.com/wrong/https://impossiblehq.com/2019-goals/https://impossiblehq.com/2018-annual-review/Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlaySpotifyWe're helping 10,000 people do something IMPOSSIBLE and Start A Blog at StartABlog.comIMPOSSIBLE GEAR – http://impossiblegear.com – Save 10% with promo code: PODCAST IMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy) MoveWell App – Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/Download Get Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on Facebook JOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

Joel Runyon is the founder of ImpossibleHQ. He is an endurance athlete and entrepreneur, and his blog, Impossible, focuses on physical fitness, mental toughness, and the worthwhile challenge of doing something you never thought you could do. He's run 7 ULTRA Marathons on 7 Continents and... "HE HATES RUNNING" We dive deep into his WHY and his business model that lets him travel the world doing impossible things while making a living helping others. This is a special video episode which you can view at https://baconwrappedbusiness.com/impossible

“You can’t do that.  It’s impossible.”   If ever in your life you’ve strived to do something great, cool, unique, challenging and awesome, you’ve probably heard this phrase in one form or another.     But achieving greatness, or doing anything worthwhile, often requires doing things that average people say is impossible.  And, perhaps more than anyone else in the world, Joel Runyon believes you CAN do the “impossible”.   Joel is the founder of IMPOSSIBLE, a company dedicated to helping people push their limits and do impossible things.  He is also the CEO of Paleo Meals LLC., and an ultra-marathon runner.   The guys practices what he preaches.  In 2017 he did what most people would say is impossible when he became the youngest person in the world to complete 7 ultra-marathons on 7 different continents.   If you feel like you’re meant to do something more, and you’re ready to stop letting self-limiting beliefs define what’s possible for you, listen as we discuss:   What is “The Impossible List” and how did it start? [4:19] Why he decided to be the author of his own story and do something worth living. [8:51] The origin of the Ultimate Paleo Guide: Meal planning service meets Blue Apron. [13:16] Why he eats based on his current goals. [17:43] The rise of Impossible HQ and the birth of the “7x7 Project”. [19:56] Why is it important for people to ‘‘do something impossible’’? [27:57] What you can do today to get out of your comfort zone! [37:27] What’s the next big thing on his Impossible List? [42:35] How can creating your own Impossible List bleed into your personal/business life? [45:16] What is his current focus and goal? [48:35] Business tips for success that you can implement TODAY. [51:11] What does he do for recovery on a daily basis? [56:12] What are his thoughts on supplements? [1:00:13]   This episode is brought to you by Cured Nutrition. CBD is a game changer when it comes to reducing inflammation and improving sleep quality. Cured Nutrition makes CBD-infused products from Colorado-grown organic hemp. Their spices and nut-based cookie dough are delicious and so easy to incorporate into any well-rounded health and fitness program. For deep relaxation and ultimate recovery try their concentrated oils and gel caps.   Visit www.CuredNutrition.com and use the coupon code, “JAY” for a 15% discount.   This episode is also brought to you by Athletic Greens. With 75 ingredients working together to help with 11 different areas of health, Athletic Greens helps detoxify your body, boost your energy, and strengthen your immune system.   Get all your vital nutrition in 30 seconds or less at www.AthleticGreens.com/Jay to claim your Renegade Radio special offer.  

Elisabet Margiersdottir is an Iceland native whom is an accomplished ultra-runner. Elisabet left her comfort zone of the mountains and hill racing she was accustomed to for the 400 kilometer race across the Gobi desert in China. We discuss some of the challenges she encountered and the ways she embraced them. We also touched base on the fact that she has a full time job on top of her running career and what it takes to make it work. Racing for Elisabet helps her realize that you can push yourself (and have fun doing something crazy and tough) to do the impossible. She believes in setting one goal at a time, taking it easy, staying healthy and enjoying the journey.” Follow Elisabet on Social MediaInstagram @elisabetmFacebookIntroducing Sweat Activated IMPOSSIBLE TeesIMPOSSIBLE Sweat-Activated Pre-orderVideo Announcement | Blog AnnouncementSupport The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlaySpotifyWe're helping 10,000 people do something IMPOSSIBLE and Start A Blog at StartABlog.comIMPOSSIBLE GEAR – http://impossiblegear.com – Save 10% with promo code: PODCAST IMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy) MoveWell App – Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/Download Get Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on Facebook JOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

Heidar Logi is Iceland's first professional surfer. Instead of heading off to warmer locations, Heidar is known for riding some of the epic waves around Iceland in freezing cold water. After a video shoot for IMPOSSIBLE at an undisclosed Arctic location (coming soon), we sat down to talk about his journey to becoming a pro surfer. We touch on his battle with ADHD as a kid, how he negotiated with his teachers to let him snowboard as a kid (and how it helped him get better grades) and how pushing himself to his limits helps create space to think, breathe and sleep at night. Follow Heidar on Social Mediahttps://heidarlogi.comInstagram @HeidarLogiIntroducing Sweat Activated IMPOSSIBLE TeesIMPOSSIBLE Sweat-Activated Pre-orderVideo Announcement | Blog AnnouncementSupport The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlaySpotifyWe're helping 10,000 people do something IMPOSSIBLE and Start A Blog at StartABlog.comIMPOSSIBLE GEAR – http://impossiblegear.com – Save 10% with promo code: PODCAST IMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy) MoveWell App – Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/Download Get Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on Facebook JOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

Back from a break, Joel explains what exactly is going on at IMPOSSIBLE and shares some of the new exciting projects coming up before the end of the year.Blog Post: Back to ShippingSupport The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlaySpotifyThe FPC ProtocolIMPOSSIBLE Gear (new gear coming soon)We're helping 10,000 people do something IMPOSSIBLE and Start A Blog at StartABlog.comIMPOSSIBLE GEAR – http://impossiblegear.com – Save 10% with promo code: PODCAST IMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy) MoveWell App – Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/Download Get Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on Facebook JOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

Episode 26 was a blast! I met Joel in August when he came to speak at our company and share the journey of the past 9 years and how this whole thing came together. It's an incredible story of perseverance, patience, grit, and a little luck. We go in depth on a variety of topics and he shares a lot of great insight on his daily routines and how he prepares for these long races.About Joel:Joel Runyon is an athlete and entrepreneur. He is the founder of IMPOSSIBLE – a company dedicated to helping people push their limits and do impossible things.In 2017, he became the youngest person in the world to run 7 ultra marathons on 7 continents. Along the way, he raised $192,000 for Pencils of Promise and built 7 schools.He is very bad at saying “no” to a challenge.Find Joel Online:Website: https://impossiblehq.com/Instagram (Personal): https://www.instagram.com/joelrunyon/Instagram (ImpossibleHQ) https://www.instagram.com/impossiblehq/Twitter: https://twitter.com/joelrunyon/ About the Host:It's hard to write these things about yourself but I'm just a very curious guy that wants to learn as much as I can about the world and the people in it. With a new found motivation many years ago to achieve certain goals and push beyond status quo, I wanted to speak with people that were breaking out of their comfort zones and try to capture how they were doing it and what insight could be shared to help others. I hope you all will continue along on the journey with me and share any feedback you have.If you enjoyed this episode or others please consider leaving a review on iTunes or whichever Podcast platform you listen on.Here's where you can find me:Website: https://www.brianondrako.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brianondrako/Twitter: https://twitter.com/brianondrakoFacebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/justgetstartedpodcast/ Thank you very much!BrianThe post Joel Runyon (Ep.26) – Ultramarathoner | Founder, ImpossibleHQ appeared first on Just Get Started. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I sat down with Ryan Carson, the CEO and founder of Treehouse. Ryan shares with us a bit about how Treehouse, 2018’s Most Disruptive Startup, is enabling people to get the jobs they want without spending the time and money it takes to get a college degree.4:54 – Ryan's Story & The Background of Treehouse7:00 – How Ryan Got Treehouse off The Ground27:09 - The moment that Ryan decided to completely change his approach to work.39:00 - The new "shift" in Ryan's daily routinesSupport The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlaySpotifyLearn more about TreehouseFollow Ryan on TwitterFollow Ryan on InstagramDo something impossible and Start A BlogIMPOSSIBLE GEAR – http://impossiblegear.com – Save 10% with promo code: PODCAST IMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy) MoveWell App – Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/Download Get Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on Facebook JOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

This week I sat down with Ray Dalton, a Grammy nominated recording artist and songwriter, who shares with us how went from singing in a local gospel choir to hook-writing and world touring with Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ as the feature on “Can’t Hold Us” a platinum selling song. He shares with us how he found his own voice as an artist through his creative process, habits and what’s next for his career. You won’t want to miss this one.15:00 Ray shares a bit about his creative process.21:06 Ray tells us his some of his creative habits.25:40 How Ray gets inspiration from some of his favorite athletes.51:00 What’s next for Ray.Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlaySpotifyFind more about Ray at raydalton.comFollow Ray on TwitterFollow Ray on InstagramListen to Ray on SpotifyListen to Ray on YoutubeWatch the Official Video for If You FallIMPOSSIBLE GEAR - http://impossiblegear.com - Save 10% with promo code: PODCASTIMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

Mikhaila Peterson is a mother, researcher, self-experimenter, and steak-eater. After being sick for most of her life with various auto-immune issues including getting diagnosed with severe rheumatoid arthritis when she was 7, and receiving multiple joint replacements, Mikhaila turned to look at her diet and what she found blew her mind. Her current diet consists of beef, salt, water, and bourbon.Her story is incredible and whether or not you adopt the diet, it will open to your eyes to the importance of experimenting with what works for you and your body.Find more about Mikhailahttp://mikhailapeterson.com/Follow Mikhaila on InstagramFollow Mikhaila on Twitter.You might also like Episode 13 with Shawn Baker on the Carnivore Diet.Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle Play

After recording episode 19 with Mike, we kept hanging out and started talking about the NBA and the "stories" that different players and brands experience and are telling through their brands. If you're a fan of the NBA you might like this one. It is a bit off our normal IMPOSSIBLE topics, so you might not either (don't worry, there's a new pod coming Tuesday on our regular schedule).This is a bit experimental - but let me know what you think and if you like them we might do do more "bonus" episodes on tangential interesting topics (let me know).Listen to this week's regular episode with Mike on telling and living a great story here.If you liked this episode, let me know and we'll do more "bonus" episodes with guests down the road.Twitter @JoelRunyon | @impossiblehqInstagram @joelrunyon | @impossiblehqSupport The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle Play

Today I sat down in Portland with Sean Ogle of Location Rebel. Sean has been helping people build their side hustles, quit their jobs and become location independent since 2009. Sean was one of the first influences in my life that made me think I could do something other than sit in my parent's basement and wish I could do something impossible with my life. We even went to Jordan together back in 2012. In this episode, we talk about his story, how he got started, plus some of his own personal struggles and where he sees opportunity for new businesses in 2018. You're gonna want to listen to this one. #boom Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlayFind more about Sean at LocationRebel.comFollow Sean on TwitterFollow Sean on InstagramAnd, if you're into golf, follow along on his Breaking80 quest. IMPOSSIBLE GEAR - http://impossiblegear.com - Save 10% with promo code: PODCASTIMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

In this episode of the IMPOSSIBLE Podcast, I share my process for doing quarterly planning for my personal IMPOSSIBLE goals, how I split them up into four quadrants and why I've started implementing a "retreat" or trip into the entire process.Feeling stuck on your 2018 Goals? Fix that today and join the initiation.The Initiation is a 6 week bootcamp designed to get you out of your mind and into your body to test yourself and jumpstart your 2018 goals if you've hit a snag.It's open the rest of this week and the program kicks off on Monday. Let's do this.=> The InitiationSupport The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlayIMPOSSIBLE GEAR - http://impossiblegear.com - Save 10% with promo code: PODCASTIMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

What is it about being a rambler that can make you an incredible success in life? While it may have taken Rob Nunnery 10 years and two pain-filled “breakdowns” to figure it out, he most certainly has an answer.  And, it may not be one that you expect from this former technology driven junkie.   In today’s episode, Rob explains how shutting off his money faucet at the beginning of 2017 was the proudest moment of his life. He also explains how the keys he found to freedom, peace and a happy life are all wrapped up into one word that to many of us seems like a long-lost art-presence.   Listen in as we discover more about mindset, work-life balance, making aligned decisions, technology detox baby steps, and how to feel human again. If you enjoy listening to Rob’s version of how to get more present and pursuing your true passions, you’ll probably feel pretty aligned listening in on our recent episodes with Ori Bengal and Marx Acosta-Rubio. “After 10 years, the pain was finally greater than the comfort I had in the 9 to 5 job... I feel like until people get to that point, they won’t ever make that jump.” - Rob Nunnery Some Topics We Discussed Include: How Rob got Matt to feel fear and excitement all at once Is getting your daily fix of tech as addictive as a drug? When you know it’s time to make the leap to something else in business Matt’s sign from the Universe that it’s time for another tech timeout Why frameworks have no business in the business of mindset discussions What office addiction did Joe quit cold turkey? How an impulsive plan trip  + a supportive spouse = life breakthrough #1 How that same plan trip + too much screen time = life breakthrough #2 Guess who rocked his phone to sleep on his chest like a baby every night? (Trick question alert!) This one magic writing exercise helps you discover what matters to you most Why it’s okay not to have all the answers when you make a leap How “alone in the woods” can be the best medicine What 15 different jobs in 15 different cities will teach you about your DNA Once you’ve done this, it’s hard not to judge others at a restaurant Things, stuff and the pursuit of happiness Doing this one thing when you first wake up can be just the digital detox baby step you need Nothing beats pen and paper for finding your own answers Contact Rob Nunnery: Learn more about Rob’s tech-free trips on his website Book mystery couple trips by Rob’s design View some of Rob’s POP adventures on Facebook Find Rob on Instagram References and Links Mentioned: How to Get Rich by Felix Dennis The Magic of Thinking Big by David Schwartz One Last Talk, live event for gaining clarity of purpose Joel Runyon’s Impossible HQ PursuitofPresence.com for tech time-out trips Secret.voyage mystery trips for couples Hustle & Flowchart Masterclass #66 with Ori Bengal Hustle & Flowchart Masterclass #77 with Marx Acosta-Rubio Have time to enjoy life and still learn how to grow and scale your business when you apply to work with us

This is a slightly different two-part episode. In the first part, I talk about some of the head trash I've been dealing with lately and 3 steps I've been using to combat it.In the second part of the podcast, I get to share about the progress the 777 Project and Pencils of Promise school builds are making (you're gonna want to listen to the end - it's incredible.Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlayMentioned on the ShowThe Self Sabotaging Paradox of Freedom by Peter ShallardImpossible.org/PopPencils of Promise Global ImpactThe 777 ProjectIMPOSSIBLE GEAR - http://impossiblegear.com - Save 10% with promo code: PODCASTIMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

A few years ago, Joel Runyon got tired of having an average life, working at UPS and waiting for things to happen to me, so he decided to do something about it. He made a list of all the things he used to think were impossible and then I set out to do them. Now Joel works on his own terms and does his best to live a life of adventure and meaning while doing the impossible. Favorite Success Quote “It's always impossible till its done” – Nelson Mandela Key Points 1. You have to at least try Chances are, you will fail (at least in the beginning) at everything you try. Despite what many gurus may tell you, success is never guaranteed. However, you will never know how far you can go, never know how much of a difference you can make, and never know what you could have accomplished without trying. No matter what the venture, give it a shot, try it out. Don't expect immediate success, or success at all, simply try. Once you take that first step, you may be surprised where the path takes you. 2. You can't wait for things to happen to you The world will never hand you success, or hand you opportunities. You must make them. Make a decision to take action and create your own path, as James Altucher says in his phenomenal book, “You must Choose Yourself.” No one else will. No one else has your best interest at heart, if you want anything, you must take responsibility and make it happen. 3. Be entrepreneurial in your career With the online entrepreneur buzz that is so prevalent in modern society, it is often tempting to hand in your resignation and start building your own gig without first establishing a runway. A far wiser approach is to use your current career as a training ground for your future endeavors. Seek to make the most impact and value in your current position rather than seeking to create a new one. And most importantly, learn all you can. Working in a corporate job can teach you how to effectively manage your time as you try to build your own gig on the side. It can teach you how to effectively and maturely deal with all levels of foolishness that you will inevitably encounter within a 9-5. And it will teach you how to grind it out, how to keep going even when things are not going your way. 4. Start small After listening to inspiring stories about tri-athletes and multimillionaire businessmen, it is often tempting to only look at the end result without contemplating the steps taken to achieve it. The key to seeing results in your own life it to create a snowball effect of “impossible” actions. Want to lose 30 lbs. and get shredded? Focus on the first 5 lbs. Want to become a millionaire blogger? Focus on making your first $1,000. Start small and let the actions compound for bigger and bigger results. Take it one step at a time and before you know it, you will be miles from where you started. 5. Just keep going The simplest, yet most challenging piece of advice. Just keep going. As Winston Churchill so famously put it “If you are going through hell, keep going.” Do not stop, even when everything is caving around you, do not give others the satisfaction of seeing you quit. Keep going no matter what.

Joel Runyon (@joelrunyon) didn't start out with a whole lot. He couldn't get a job. He had no business skills. He didn't know how to code. In fact, all he had was long list of things he thought he couldn't do. In this episode, Joel talks about how he was able to pull himself up by the bootstraps and create multiple successful businesses by doing the things he was most interested in, being persistent and doubling down on the things that stuck, and literally attempting to accomplish the impossible.Transcript, speaker information, and more: https://www.indiehackers.com/podcast/047-joel-runyon-of-impossible

Andy Stumpf is a former Navy SEAL, awarded 5 bronze stars, a purple heart and numerous other awards. He's a pilot, a base-jumper and held the world record for longest wingsuit flight - flying over 18 miles after jumping from over 36,000 feet. He's an avid bow hunter and the host of the podcast Cleared Hot.We talk about his story, his adventures wingsuit flying, and the lessons learned from a life of doing hard things and as he says "Traveling the world searching for boundaries."It's a good one.Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlayAbout AndyAndyStumpf.comTwitter @AndyStumpf77Instagram @AndyStumpf212The Cleared Hot PodcastAndy's World Record Jump - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9P7JvdUQ98MPOSSIBLE GEAR - http://impossiblegear.com - Save 10% with promo code: PODCASTIMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

Dr. Shawn Baker is an orthopedic surgeon and proponent of the carnivore diet - an all meat, all the time diet. He holds multiple world records at the masters-level and at 50 years old, he can still dunk. We dive into how he went from the paleo to keto to (finally) the carnivore diet, the transformation he saw and the stories . We also get into what he thinks of some of the criticisms of the diet. I think you're gonna like this one.Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlayTo Get More From ShawnCarnivoreTrainingSystem.com - Shawn's Training ProgramMeatHeals.com - Carnivore Success Stories@SBakerMD on Twitter@ShawnBaker1967 on InstagramIMPOSSIBLE GEAR - http://impossiblegear.com - Save 10% with promo code: PODCASTIMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

If you're here for leadership, especially personal leadership, you're going to hear about one of the most important things you can do to improve.What Joel talks about and how he lives are how you develop skills people think you can't learn, such as integrity, discipline, and resilience. You can, but you have to act---specifically to challenge yourself, not just passively read about or watch.We talk about cold showers, a big sidcha of mine, and one of the simplest ways to challenge yourself. If you've read about my cold shower practice and found it confusing, our conversation brings a couple experienced guys talking about it.You are your habits. Joel turned his life around with his, which is what this podcast is about. From nothing, he lived world class accomplishments, setting records running ultramarathons and starting schools in the process.I recommend watching his TEDx talk to see how much you can change your life.If you want to affect the environment, you will face "I want to act but if no one else does it won't make a difference," in others if not yourself. Joel's life is the opposite and it looks like he loves his life more than the people who accept such lack of meaning, accepting the resulting complacency. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

How do you treat the world?True to form, Joel committed to a double challenge of avoiding bottled beverages and picking up trash, so we talked about both.I recommend trying the challenge of picking up trash daily for a month or so. It takes almost no time or effort but gives you insight into how little many people value material objects or how much they pollute. Or maybe their ignorance.Joel and I talked about the results. We can't figure it out, but you can't help considering it when you experience how people treat the world.When was the last time you littered? Where does it come from? We speculated. Write me if you have ideas. I find it very confusing.We don't value stuff. That's why we give it away.I hope you see that acquiring bags, disposable things, and so on lead to garbage, which is waste, which hurts others. Stop acquiring.Also true to form, Joel remarked that making a difference is "almost too easy," yet he learned more about the environment than he would have reading statistics.TakeawaysHabits make new behaviors trivial, no mental effort. Habits enable you to live by your values. In his case, beyond the environment, he ate and drank less sugar and unhealthy stuff with gain in joy and refreshment. He experienced more nature.I don't know your values, but if they include clean land, air, and water, he presents two you can start with little effort.Be warned: you'll care more. You'll change. You'll improve as a leader.You'll be surprised and notice others' behavior and yours. You'll probably become less tolerant for litter and waste. Don't we want to tolerate litter less?With experience, the skills you learn might get you promoted, hired, funded elsewhere in life.Start your snowball. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sorry for the short episode this week! I wanted to let you know about a giveaway I'm hosting at IMPOSSIBLEHQ.com/giveaway. It's free to enter, so check it out$500 Giveaway => ImpossibleHQ.com/GiveawayLatest Blog Post => ImpossibleHQ.com/blogSupport The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlayIMPOSSIBLE GEAR - http://impossiblegear.com - Save 10% with promo code: PODCASTIMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

Cam Awesome is a 5 time USA National Champion, a 4 time Golden Gloves National Champion, 2 Time Olympic Trails Champion boxer and Captain of the USA National boxing team as well as a speaker and comedian (you'll see pretty quickly).Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlayAbout CamCamFAwesome.comTwitter @camfawesomeInstagram @camfawesomeIMPOSSIBLE GEAR - http://impossiblegear.com - Save 10% with promo code: PODCASTIMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

Dr. Jordan B. Peterson is a professor at the University of Toronto and author of the new book: 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote To Chaos.We talk about the controversy surrounding him, the importance of doing hard, but meaningful things and the importance of "sorting yourself out."You can get 20% of his course at SelfAuthoring.com with code "IMPOSSIBLE" (it's well-worth the $15 investment).Support The ShowLeave a Review oniTunesStitcherGoogle PlayAbout Dr. Jordan PetersonWebsite - JordanBPeterson.comTwitter - @JordanBPetersonInstagram - Jordan.B.PetersonSelf Authoring - http://selfauthoring.comYou can save 20% off his course with code "IMPOSSIBLE"IMPOSSIBLE NetworkIMPOSSIBLE HQ (blog)IMPOSSIBLE Gear (apparel)IMPOSSIBLE Podcast (podcast)Impossible.org (philanthropy)MoveWell App - Your personal mobility coach.Get stronger, recover faster, and feel better in less than 15 minutes/day.Free to download => MoveWellApp.com/DownloadGet Updates on Social MediaIMPOSSIBLE@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on Instagram@IMPOSSIBLEHQ on TwitterIMPOSSIBLE HQ on FacebookJOEL RUNYON@JoelRunyon on Twitter@JoelRunyon on Instagram

In Episode 33, I introduced you to Joel Runyon who recently ran an ultramarathon on every continent - and raised a staggering $190,000 in the process. Today, we're diving deeper into the obstacles he faced, lessons learned, and what he'd change if he were to do it all over again. In part two of our conversation, Joel opens up about the obstacles he faced while attempting to finish the 777 Project. They included injuries, unrelated lawsuits, brutal trail races in the mountains of Thailand, and the normal logistical nightmares of running races all over the world. Of course, Joel didn't quit. It didn't matter that he had to take 6 months off to rehabilitate a peroneal tendon injury. He didn't care that every race - and the travel that went along with it - was self-funded. Nor was it even an option to quit during a race (how's that for commitment?). More important than the mindset that allowed Joel to leapfrog these obstacles is the impact and lessons learned from the 777 Project. We cover all that and more in today's episode of the Strength Running Podcast.

Joel smashes through goals normally considered impossible.  Recently, he completed an ambitious project to run 7 ultramarathons on 7 continents for charity to build 7 schools in developing countries. He succeeded - raising over $190,000. The 777 Project brought him to: Thailand Antarctica Australia Patagonia South Africa Finland and Chicago! Joel's philanthropic quest brought him around the world to extreme locations and terrain that nearly broke him. But his persistence led to the constructions of seven schools through Pencils of Promise, a charity where 100% of donations go toward its mission of school construction, scholarships, and trains teachers. Joel is on the podcast to talk about what it takes to run a series of ultramarathons in rapid succession, in varying climates, on very different terrain, all over the world. What are the travel logistics like for such an audacious project? How do you train for so many different races? What kind of gear is necessary to race in Antarctica? We cover that - and a lot more - on today's show.

Would you like to rise above your fears to live a life without limits? In today's podcast, Khierstyn talks with Joel Runyon, of Impossible HQ, about how you can conquer those fears and achieve what seems impossible.   Joel shares his inspiring story of how he turned his “can’ts” into “cans”. He stopped clinging to excuses and acted; Started running. Joel trained for and ran marathons, triathlons, and eventually, an ultra-marathon in Antarctica! The tough physical discipline required to master these tasks led him to develop a winning mindset that can be applied to any area of life. In this episode, we will learn how he did it so we too can go beyond what we thought was impossible. We can go limitless!   The First Step: Accept NO excuses and Act     Joel candidly tells the story of how he was at rock bottom in his life. Everything seemed impossible to him. His first step was to allow no more excuses in his life. He was finally sick of his own excuses, and that's what it took. Sick enough to be motivated. His second step was to find something he could do. Then he did it. He took control of his physical accomplishment. He did not choose what most would deem a reasonable goal. No, Joel went for the impossible. He knew he could run so he set his sights on running a triathlon. Then he started running. and did what others are afraid to and went for it. He trained, did it, accomplished it, and then set the next goal higher. Along the way, he developed a winning mindset that now allows him to live without limits in every area of his life.  You can too... if you ditch excuses, go limitless and determine to do the impossible.    If You Can't Do This, You Don't Have What It Takes to Go Limitless Joel fills us in on his 30 Day Cold Therapy Challenge. It is a challenging feat for most, though not impossible for anyone. It is, however, highly uncomfortable. That is the key to how it works its magic. The cold therapy gives you daily practice at “cowboying up”, taking a deep breath, and doing that which you REALLY do not want to do. What is the challenge? It’s simple. You intentionally take a five-minute-long cold shower, daily, for thirty days. The purpose is to learn to discipline yourself to do the things you naturally don't want to do. You are purposefully creating discomfort, then working through it. That's empowering. That conquers fear by helping you realize the head mess you experience beforehand is the worst of it. No more need to fear. Without fear, you don't need limits. You can live a limitless life of your dreams. It could be just a few cold showers away!   Joel Applied These Same Strategies to GO LIMITLESS and Compete in an Ultra-Marathon, in Antarctica!        Here, Joel tells the tale of how he applied the strategy of doing the impossible to eventually compete in an ultra-marathon. That is a total of 100K… 10K, ten times. Also, it was in Antarctica, where it is so cold, there is no wildlife. It's a fascinating story of how anyone can go limitless and make their dreams come true.   How Does Choosing the Challenge Train Your Mind to be Limitless? The real value in the cold challenge is in how it trains your brain to ignore fears and persevere until you have done the impossible. The battleground, in those moments before you turn on the cold water, is in your mind. You're scared. You don't want to do it. More than that, you REALLY don't want to do it. It’s easy to come up with dozens of reasons not to. In that moment of no turning back, you decide to fear not and go for it. WOW! Yes, it is shocking, but you did it. You did not die and you can do it again. The wonderful thing is, the next time, conquering those fears will be a little bit easier. You tested your mental capabilities and won! That is how Joel did the impossible over and over again. You can go limitless too, if you accept the challenge.   How Adding Hours a Day of Workouts to His Schedule Increased Joel's Productivity Joel tells how adding intense physical training to his schedule made his him more efficient and productive. It forces you to step up and get serious about how you manage your time because it pushes your limits.   It develops character, consistency, and self-discipline. When you learn to push yourself physically and exceed your own limits, nothing seems impossible anymore. In the process of all the physical training, you find you have disciplined your mind to give you the edge you need to go limitless in every area of your life.   Do You Need Help to Keep Moving? There’s an App for That! The Move Well App will help you to stay mobile, increase mobility after injuries, and undo some of the damage sitting at a desk all day long can do. Each simple 5-10-minute routine is almost as good as having a physical therapist at your beck and call. If you are going limitless and need help to start moving more, this app is for you.   What is YOUR impossible goal? Khierstyn would love to hear about your impossible goal. You don't have one yet? Throw out the box, forget having limits, and reach for your dreams. When you have it...that one special, impossible thing you will do.... please, email her at [ obviously, insert it]. She can celebrate your commitment to a limitless life and doing the impossible with you! Episode Outline Introduction: How to Conquer Fears and Live a Limitless Life [04:46] Joel shares his inspiring story of how he turned his “can'ts” into “cans”.      [08:37] The First Step: Accept NO excuses and Act      [11:28] If You Can't Do This, You Don't Have What It Takes to Go Limitless    [25:07] Joel Applied These Same Strategies to GO LIMITLESS and Compete in an Ultra-Marathon, in Antarctica!        [30:08] How Does Choosing the Challenge Train Your Mind to be Limitless?      [35:49] How Adding Hours a Day of Workouts to His Schedule Increased Joel's Productivity      [40:30] Do You Need Help to Keep Moving? There’s an App For That!       [42:04] What is YOUR impossible goal?   Resources and Sponsor impossibleHQ.com Impossible.org Movewellapp.com Khierstyn’s Product Launch Checklist Khierstyn’s e-mail Leave a review on iTunes   Sponsor: BackerKit - use the code “uncut” to get 50% off setup services           

“When you have a lot of people behind you, it suddenly becomes a lot more possible.” Joel Runyon Today listeners, we have a special episode featuring the founder of ImpossibleHQ, Joel Runyon on the show. On this episode, Joel really digs deep into the concept of building a business he is passionate about and, at the same time, supporting his lifestyle. ImpossibleHQ is a business and a passion that inspires people to do the impossible. While Joel built it up, he created some side businesses along the way, these were spinoffs of his main business. Together these businesses continued to fund his location independent lifestyle and build his wealth at the same time. Currently, Joel is focused on his 777 Project. He will be running seven Ultra Marathons to raise a total $175,000. This money will go to Pencils of Promise to construct seven schools in third-world countries. Currently, Joel has completed six of seven Ultra Marathons and will finish up his last one a few weeks from the podcast release date. He also offers some great tips about the mentality it takes to be an Ultra Marathon runner and how he keeps his body in shape. 08:51: Joel on Creating a Business that Funds His Lifestyle 13:06: Building an Audience for Impossible HQ 23:14: The 777 Project 29:39: Joel's Biggest Challenge during The 777 Project 34:17: Joel on Running an Ultra Marathon in Antartica 39:51: Ultra Marathoner's Health and Body Habits Honorable Mentions: Joel's Paleo Sites https://ultimatepaleoguide.com/ https://paleomealplans.com/ Pencils of Promise https://pencilsofpromise.org/ 'The Impossible Manifesto' by Joel Runyon https://www.amazon.com/Impossible-Manifesto-Joel-Runyon-ebook/dp/B0077HCRE6 Contact Info: Impossible HQ Website https://impossiblehq.com/ Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/ImpossibleHQ/

That's a wrap! Season 1 of the episode is complete with 50 episodes under our belt. I love hearing your feedback and would love to know wht you want to see and hear more of (or less of) in Season 2, coming February 2017.  Check out this recent Facebook Live I did, asking for YOUR feedback, and drop me a comment to have your voice heard and help us make Season 2, the best yet. A few years ago, Joel got tired of living an average life. He was waiting for things to happen but they never did, so he decided to do something about it. He created a list of the things he used to think were impossible and started doing them. Now he lives a life of adventure, runs multiple online businesses under the IMPOSSIBLE brand, and continues to do the impossible. “How many things out there that you're telling yourself are impossible are easily doable if you just put in the time, effort and training it requires?” It all began with The Impossible List™. The list begain small, with just one thing he wasn't sure was achievable: completing a triathlon. From there, it grew to dozens of Impossible challanges created and completed. Once you do the impossible, you start to redefine your limitations. The blog isn't a bucket list, or a list of things he hopes to do before he dies – it's an ever-expanding list of his limits and what he can go beyond. In his business, Joel is focusing on building out his team under the IMPOSSIBLE umbrella. He's also breaking out his content across different subjects into separate businesses so that each can niche down even further. “I'm getting better at being more explicit in what each business does, what needs to be done to run it, and who I need to take actions on those tasks.” The next step is scaling it all. Joel is investing money, resources and his own time into preparing his team so that they can better help him grow the IMPOSSIBLE brand. He's leveling up his role from manager to owner. Joel and his team at Impossible X recently re-launched the 777 Project – an endurance, adventure and philanthropic initiative to run 7 ultra marathons on 7 continents in order to raise money and awareness to build 7 schools with Pencils of Promise. They will provide opportunities to those for whom a basic education can be impossible. Loved getting to grab time with Joel amidst all of his adventures     SOME QUESTIONS I ASK: If Joel could go back to the early days, or maybe even not that long ago, what would he do differently? What were the resources that Joel looked at that helped him start the business? Joel has a lot of different projects in different interests under one umbrella. How does he manage that all? What's giving Joel the juice these days to feel inspired? IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: To redefine the impossible The value of focus in an online business The difference between being a manager and being a business owner The importance of niching down Plus much more… DON'T STOP HERE… Follow Joel: Impossible HQ | Impossible.org | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Facebook Live: That's a Wrap on Season 1 of The Bold Life Movement Production & Development for The Bold Life Movement Podcast by Podcast Masters

http://www.tropicalmba.com/estonia/ On today's show, Dan and Ian are taking a look at one specific country. Estonia is a nation that, until this point, our hosts had very little knowledge of. They are a country that has started behaving like a startup, and has even started offering services specifically designed for location-independent entrepreneurs. In particular, they have developed a solution for our travel woes in the form of something called an "E-Residency". On this episode, you will hear from Estonian E-Resident, Joel Runyon. Joel is the man behind the fitness and mindset blog, The Blog of Impossible Things. You'll also hear from Estonia's Chief Information Officer, Taavi Kotka. The two of them will share their insights on how E-Residency could pave the path to the future of how nations, citizens, and digital nomads interact.

Michael has Joel on the show and they talk about life, health, business startups, mindset, and what it means to be a digital nomad. Show links Check out Joel here --> His site will direct you to his instagram, twitter, business, and everything else he's doing.  Check out Pieter Levels, the guy that Joel talked about on the show, making 12 startups in one year.  Be sure to like our Facebook page. Terry has a new book coming out in October. If you’re a pastor or Christian leader who teaches young people, you’ll want to pre-order TEACHING THE NEXT GENERATIONS. It’s designed as a textbook but it will help anyone learn more about how teaching and learning “work.”    Another book that Terry has been devouring this summer is GRIT: THE POWER OF PASSION AND PERSEVERANCE by Angela Duckworth. It’s one of those game-changer books that leaders in various lines of work are recommending. Part of the clarifying process is to eliminate some nonessentials. We like the book ESSENTIALISM by Greg McKeown.  If you want to start a blog or just relocate one to a better server, we can’t speak highly enough about our experience with Bluehost. 24/7 support and easy-to-get-started instructions make Bluehost the standard for folks with better things to do with their time. Links: Follow 37 the Podcast on Twitter. Follow Terry Linhart on Twitter or Michael Yoder on Twitter. 37thePodcast is a production of Truth Work Media. Truth Work Media creates monsters called podcasts. If you want to start a podcast, we can help. Thanks to J2 Marketing for providing studio space. Thanks to our friends at Bethel College (Indiana). For more about that vibrant growing Christian liberal arts college, visit BethelCollege.edu. The opinions expressed on this episode, unless the sources are otherwise given, are exclusively of participants on the podcast.

Joel Runyon is the founder of Impossible X. He is an endurance athlete and entrepreneur, and his blog, Impossible, focuses on physical fitness, mental toughness, and the worthwhile challenge of doing something you never thought you could do. In this episode, Joel and I talk about habits, and the concept that how you do one Continue Reading…

Joel Runyon is the founder of Impossible Ventures & Impossible. He is running 7 ultra marathons on 7 continents in order to build 7 schools with Pencils of Promise. You can support the 777 project by donating $25/month here. Show Notes ImpossibleHQ - http://impossiblehq.com Follow Joel Runyon on Twitter 37 the Podcast on Twitter 37 the Podcast on Facebook  Terry Linhart’s website Michael Yoder’s website  Terry Linhart on Twitter  Michael Yoder on Twitter Show Links The 777 Project Paleo.io Cold Shower Therapy - More Info Here ImpossibleHQ Gear Impossible.Ventures Quotes "People don’t have to have their own business to be an entrepreneur." - Joel Runyon “Just because something is normal, doesn’t mean it’s right." - Joel Runyon “You don’t have to go on autopilot. You can challenge your limits." - Joel Runyon Our Partners We support EOTE Coffee – www.eotecoffee.com.  Use “37 the Podcast” as your promo code and receive a discount on your first order.  Our Email Service Get Response – A time-saving and dynamic Email marketing service that lets you focus on style and content. Get Response will help you take your blog’s Email to a new level. It is especially good for churches, schools, and nonprofits and they get a 50% discount.  Use our link: http://www.37thePodcast.com/getemail 37thePodcast is sometimes recorded in a basement on the campus of Bethel College – Indiana.  Our Gear  We use and love the Bose QuietComfort 20i Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones. They are so comfortable especially for those road warriors who are flying regularly. - Bose QuietComfort 20i Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones Soundcraft EPM8 8-channel Audio Mixer Zoom H5 Handy Recorder Kit  Shure PG58-XLR Cardioid Dynamic Vocal Microphone NEEWER Microphone Suspension Boom Scissor Arm Stand Dragonpad® Studio Microphone Mic Wind Screen Pop Filter Swivel Mount 360 Flexible Gooseneck Holder Belkin Rockstar Multi Headphone Splitter (Blue) The opinions expressed on the podcast, unless the sources are otherwise explicitly given, are exclusively that of those on the podcast.    DISCLOSURE: Some of the links are “affiliate links.” If you click on the link and purchase the item, 37thePodcast will receive a small commission to help pay for the show’s monthly expenses. 

A few years ago, Joel got tired of having an average life. He was working at UPS and waiting for things to happen to him, until he decided to do something about it. Joel made a list of all the things he used to think were impossible, and then, he set out to do them. Now Joel works on his own terms and does his best to live a life of adventure and meaning while doing the impossible.

In this episode of You University, I interview Joel Runyon. A few years ago, Joel Runyon got tired of having an average life, working at UPS and waiting for things to happen to him. So he decided to do something about it. Joel made a list of all the things he used to think were impossible and then set out to do them. Now, Joel works on his own terms and does his best to live a life of adventure and meaning while doing the impossible. Joel is the creator of Impossible HQ and Impossible Ventures where he helps people push the impossible by creating tools & resources to challenge themselves, shatter limits, and do what most rational people consider impossible. His blog reaches more than 50,000 email subscribers each and every week, all he’s here to reach us too. Ready to build your brand? Get your 15 Free Videos RIGHT NOW http://goo.gl/oDCqdL

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In today's episode we're talking again with Google AdWords expert Joel Runyon, and this time Joel shares strategies for how to use AdWords PPC to improve your SEO efforts and get found more quickly on Google. The strategies that Joel shares today are more intermediate to advanced but if you're just starting out with AdWords, definitely bookmark this episode so you can try these strategies out once you've got the hang of AdWords. In case you missed the previous episode with Joel, I asked him to join me on the show because as part of his company Impossible Ventures, he has a strategic online marketing consultancy that focuses on PPC and SEO. He's worked with funded startups to Fortune 500 companies spending up to half a million dollars per month on both Google Adwords and Bing Ads. So he's got a ton of experience and expertise to share. On today's episode with Joel, you're going to learn: The one-two punch for how you can use Google AdWords PPC to improve Search Engine Optimization and get your sites ranked on Google more quickly. Joel gets into the specifics of how to use your AdWords ads and the data you glean from those ads to create content around specific keywords. We talk about how this strategy can give you Insight into what your competitors are doing with their content so you can outrank them on Google. And also, If you’re a marketing consultant, how to use this strategy to double your revenue and upsell your clients

Google AdWords expert Joel Runyon joins me today to talk about how to avoid losing your shirt with Google AdWords.  This is part 1 of a 2 part mini series with Joel, all talking about Google AdWords best practices and strategies. I asked Joel to join me today because as part of his company Impossible Ventures, he has a strategic online marketing consultancy that focuses on PPC and SEO. He's worked with funded startups to Fortune 500 companies spending up to half a million dollars per month on both Google Adwords and Bing Ads. So he's got a ton of experience and expertise to share. Today we're talking about how when you're setting up your AdWords, it can feel like every default option is Google just trying to take your money. Did you know the default settings Google has set when you start putting your ads together are NOT the best practices for how you want to set up a campaign? Uh yea.  Not cool... Today you're going to learn: Pro tips for when you're just starting out with AdWords, how to make sure you set things up so you give yourself the best chance to succeed. Joel also shares proven strategies for those of you who have done or are doing AdWords right now, that have worked well for him and the clients he's worked with.

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Welcome to Nerve Rush FM, episode 1. In this inaugural episode, we chat with Joel Runyon, an ultramarathon athlete, online entrepreneur, philanthropist, and close friend! Joel and I go way […] The post NR001: Joel Runyon, Ultramarathons and the 777 Project appeared first on .

TalkFEED — We are suckers for great running stories. Joel Runyon has a fantastic one. From being unemployed, sitting in his parents basement he has gone on to travel the world and do things most people think are impossible.Find out what brought Joel all the way from San Diego to the sleepy hollow of Pietermaritzburg to run the 2014 Comrades Marathon on this edition of Run Talk SA.Joel tells us about his journey to completing the Comrades Marathon as well as some of the cool mantras that got him through this year’s Comrades.Joel is about to embark on another amazing challenge and he tells Brad all about the 777 challenge. Joel is going to run 7 ultra-marathons on the 7 continents to raise enough money to build 7 schools through Pencils of Promise. Read more

4 ½ years ago, Joel Runyon was in a rut. Now he runs ImpossibleHQ.com, a site focused around doing the impossible, both in the long term, and every single day. We talk about doing the impossible, the 777 project, cold shower therapy, renting your place on AirBnB, and how becoming rich in non-monetary currencies can help you travel more while spending less.

Take a Cold Shower?! It is More impacting then you think! More intentional purposeful audio from a TedX talk. Joel Runyon is a javelin-throwing, world, traveling, triathlete set on doing impossible things in order to tell a great story with his life. A great lesson about over coming fear, Breaking habits, and the life giving outcome of doing the uncomfortable thing.

Take a Cold Shower?! It is More impacting then you think! More intentional purposeful audio from a TedX talk. Joel Runyon is a javelin-throwing, world, traveling, triathlete set on doing impossible things in order to tell a great story with his life. A great lesson about over coming fear, Breaking habits, and the life giving outcome of doing the uncomfortable thing.

Joel Runyon was working at a dead-end job and waiting for things to happen to him, until one day he decided to do something about it. He made a list of all the things he used to think were impossible, and then, he set out to do them.  Joel's unique idea earned him the right to present as a TED-X speaker where he spoke about a groundbreaking method that will help anyone learn how to overcome fears of the impossible.

(Click here to listen, rate, and subscribe on iTunes) Joel Runyon delivers. Each and every time. Though my approach may be different at times, we both look to obtain results once thought impossible. Usually, Runyon goes above and beyond. In the first guest interview on The Become a Beast Podcast, Joel and I discuss ways to approach becoming healthy and fit through focus on specific goals. I truly believe this is valuable information from Runyon and an interview you can't miss. For more on Joel and his sites and products, see the links below: ImpossibleHQ: Joel's "landing" page for all his endeavors. I forewarn you that you will get lost here in the results-based posts here. Enjoy. No Excuse Workout: Joel's FREE workout guide where you can't make any excuses for putting in the work. Impossible Abs: I don't need to say much about this. Just check out his results and I guarantee you will want to sign up.

This episode features Joel Runyon from impossiblehq.com He inspires people to conquer the impossible and gives advice on success from simple but intense exercise.

A few years ago, Joel got tired of having an average life. He was working at UPS and waiting for things to happen to him, until he decided to do something about it. Joel made a list of all the things he used to think were impossible, and then, he set out to do them. Now, Joel works on his own terms and does his best to live a life of adventure and meaning while doing the impossible.

Apr 19, 2012 In this inaugural session of the Cubicle Renegade Podcast I sit down to talk with Joel Runyon, author of The Blog of Impossible Things and the founder of ImpossibleHQ. We discuss everything from whether or not you should do work based on your passion, why you should wait to release the first product on your blog, and how choosing a niche might actually be the worst way to stand out online. (1:30) - How to get a job after college when even Starbucks ignores you (6:55) - When it makes sense to pay for ads online (10:30) - Why you need to focus on more than just revenue when you start blogging (12:34) - Should you "monetize your passion"? (16:57) - Finding a niche vs. Creating a theme (22:06) - Why you need to create a platform for your brand online (27:45) - How to "find the time to work on a side hustle" (31:10) - The hardest part about working while you travel Show Notes: http://www.calebwojcik.com/blog/2012/04/19/earn-money-beyond-your-blog-joel-runyon Intro & Outro Music by Ratatat

  Join your host, Victor Schueller, as he discusses ways to find personal empowerment and how to deal with difficult people, both in life and at work. Joel Runyon will be Victor's guest for this show.  Joel is the man behind the "Blog of Impossible Things." It's time for positivity and possibility on Positively Empowered Radio!