Finding Wisdom in I May Be Wrong I am sad to have finished I May Be Wrong by Björn Natthiko Lindeblad. This book is a reflective journey about navigating life’s uncertainties with calm, humility, and clarity. Lindeblad lived as a forest monk in Thailand for 17 years, while there he learned to let Read more…
I just finished reading Zero Negativity by Ant Middleton. What a great book! I was enthralled from the start. I found the book to be inspiring and transformative. Ant Middleton was the former chief instructor on Channel 4’s television series SAS. He is known for his strength and resilience and from his Read more…
The Origin of a Unique Concept “How to Fail With Elizabeth Day” is a podcast that celebrates the things that haven’t gone right. Each week, a new guest shares their personal failures and the valuable lessons they’ve learned from them. In October 2017, Elizabeth Day found herself at a crossroads. Read more…
“Jog On” by Bella Mackie is an inspiring book that chronicles her journey from despair to empowerment through running. After facing a divorce and severe mental health struggles, Bella found solace in an unexpected place: running. The Beginning of a New Chapter Bella’s journey began when she laced up her Read more…
Are you a runner looking to elevate your mental game and stay motivated? Look no further than Paul McKenna’s Positivity Podcast, a treasure trove of inspiration that features insights from celebrities including athletes who know a thing or two about resilience and positivity. Meet Paul McKenna: The Host with a Read more…
“Running Up That Hill” by Vassos Alexander is a celebration of endurance running. The book delves into the world of ultra-distance running, capturing the essence of running through cities, over mountains, and across countries—distances that most people couldn’t even imagine. The Unstoppable Spirit Why would a seasoned sports presenter like Read more…
Looking for a running podcast that blends expert advice, personal stories, and a splash of humour? (Actually more than a splash). The Running Channel Podcast review reveals why this show is your go-to. Hosted by the dynamic trio of Sarah Hartley, Andy Baddeley, and Rick Kelsey, this podcast delivers inspiration and entertainment Read more…