After a brief update from Bryan, we share our conversation with 2-time 2020 Olympic Triathlon medalist Katie Zaferes from UCAN's Fueling the Pursuit podcast.

Lifelong runner Tina Muir uses real conversations to drive social and personal change via her two successful running podcasts, Running for Real and Running Realized.

Shannon shares how her experiences with dance, injury recovery, elite competition, advocating, and parenting have defined who she is and contributed to her trail-blazing career.

Chris, Jon, and Bryan chat about “pouring” (pun intended) yourself into physical challenges, entrepreneurial opportunities, and building brands.

Kelli Hashimoto started Runnergrams as a way to make her friends smile. She talks to us about it becoming a small business and online community.

Matt takes us through the long journey that led him from working at his parents' shutter company to creating one of the most popular marketing podcasts today.

We are running Episode 1 of Fueling the Pursuit, presented by UCAN, where Jon and I interview Olympian Meb Keflezighi. Consistency. Preparation. Intention. Learn what set Meb apart from other athletes, how he sustained his elite level of performance for so long, and how he recovered from a near career ending injury in 2008 to have his greatest successes.

Jon and Bryan take a deep dive into the five levels of mastery, the importance of mental representations, and the power of purposeful practice.

Jon and Bryan recount some of the “ah-ha” moments from recent episodes—thanks to compelling guest interviews. And they look forward to a new and exciting partnership as hosts of UCAN’s Fueling the Pursuit podcast.

Dani Reyes-Acosta left an envied corporate job with Nike to determine how her passions and skill sets could work together to create a life she loves.

Geoff Woods has a system for honing in on the one thing that will bring about the best results. In this episode, he lays out a path for everyone looking to master their time and resources.

Nick MacFalls has managed to bring together his skills and passions over and over to build community, develop programs, produce engaging and fun events and live a life filled with meaning and purpose.

We discuss Peter Gilmore’s career-defining lesson from running in Kenya, his patient and persistent approach to training, and his relentless pursuit to close the gaps between him and his competitors.

With many similar running memories, Jon, Bryan, and Garrett quickly jump into early formative experiences, cross-training benefits, and the highs and lows of a professional running career.

It’s always refreshing to meet someone who approaches life with a hunger to learn and a drive to find creative ways of connecting skills with passions. Amy Acuff has done just that.

After listening to Jon and Bryan discuss goal-setting, you’ll be compelled to view your goal-setting strategies through a different filter.

Athletes often speak about the power of mindset. But Jamie takes it to a “higher” level as he shares the painstaking journey to become an Olympic high jumper and the miraculous recovery he has been fighting for over the last five years.

If you’ve ever wanted to get better at, well, anything...you’ll love this conversation about Bryan’s recently published book, Make the Leap: Think Better, Train Better, Run Faster

In this episode, Jon and Bryan take an honest look back at this year and how it impacted the Go Be More brand. They share the lessons learned, and they lay out the plans and dreams for 2021.

As a Vietnam orphan rescued by a family, Kirk Kellerhals received immeasurable blessings while still struggling with his identity. But this runner’s story would come full circle 50 years later.