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#8 Antarctic Marathons, Private Jets & Mental Resilience - Googzy Thorpe
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Guest: Googzy Thorpe, an ultra-runner, mental health advocate, and adventure seeker who completed the unimaginable—7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days.
Host: Luke Biermann, Managing Director of Mechanical Seal Engineering Pty Ltd, Councillor of Pump Industry Australia, Forum Chair of Entrepreneurs Organisation Adelaide, and Founder of Hard Stuff Podcast
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In this episode of Hard Stuff Podcast, we sit down with Googzy Thorpe, an ultra-runner, mental health advocate, and adventure seeker who completed the unimaginable—7 marathons on 7 continents in 7 days. From battling extreme conditions in Antarctica to navigating unexpected challenges like visa issues in Istanbul, Googzy shares his raw, unfiltered journey of mental resilience, physical endurance, and the power of community.
We dive deep into what it’s like running marathons in sub-zero temperatures, sleeping on private jets, and dealing with the mental battles that come with pushing beyond your limits. This isn’t just a story about running; it’s a lesson in mental toughness, overcoming self-doubt, and finding purpose through struggle.
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Curious AF is the evolution of what started as The Hard Stuff Podcast. Initially focused on guests who’d done hard things—ultra marathons, building businesses, overcoming personal challenges—it’s now becoming a broader platform to explore anything and everything I’m genuinely curious about.
The new direction is more personal and wide-ranging. I want it to feel like a space where I can follow my curiosity and have real conversations with people who inspire, challenge, or fascinate me.
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