In this episode I’m diving into what radical self-acceptance really looks like—on the run and in life. From ignoring pressure to chase big-name races, to honoring my body with real fuel instead of restriction, running has taught me how to live more in tune with who I am, not who I think I should be. I share a story from a marathon in Amish Country that gave me one of my clearest moments of self-acceptance, and why smaller, soulful races feel more meaningful than any finish line photo ever cou...
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In this episode I’m diving into what radical self-acceptance really looks like—on the run and in life. From ignoring pressure to chase big-name races, to honoring my body with real fuel instead of restriction, running has taught me how to live more in tune with who I am, not who I think I should be. I share a story from a marathon in Amish Country that gave me one of my clearest moments of self-acceptance, and why smaller, soulful races feel more meaningful than any finish line photo ever cou...
Six Months Sober: Choosing Discomfort Over Numbing
Through Endurance We Conquer
8 minutes
4 months ago
Six Months Sober: Choosing Discomfort Over Numbing
This episode is personal. I open up about reaching 6 months sober, choosing discomfort over numbing, and how endurance running has shaped my ability to sit with pain instead of running from it. If you're carrying something heavy right now, I hope this reminds you that you're not alone — and that real strength is built one hard moment at a time. 📩 For coaching inquiries, email me at Ashley@MeloRunning.com 📲 Connect on Instagram: @ThroughEnduranceWeConquer 📖 Download my free Couch to 5K Runni...
Through Endurance We Conquer
In this episode I’m diving into what radical self-acceptance really looks like—on the run and in life. From ignoring pressure to chase big-name races, to honoring my body with real fuel instead of restriction, running has taught me how to live more in tune with who I am, not who I think I should be. I share a story from a marathon in Amish Country that gave me one of my clearest moments of self-acceptance, and why smaller, soulful races feel more meaningful than any finish line photo ever cou...
