The Speed Project, the Hardest Relay Race on Earth: Nils Arend Self-Doubt, Meditation and Money.
On why passion projects should be paid, how the Speed Project came to be, when you should keep going and why meditation and running work well together.
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Show Notes
The Speed Project is hard to explain. It is a 340-mile relay-style race from Los Angeles to Las Vegas, which started as an adventure between friends and has since scaled to global participants. It's an unsanctioned "unofficial-official" race (which means there are no official rules, and no spectators), and has been called "unsanctioned, unhinged, underground and off the grid" - as well as "the secret fight-club style race" (BBC), and "Hardest Running Race in the World" - Hypebeast)
In this episode we talk about:
- The birth of the speed project
- Why Nils loves running why it's an anchor in his life
- Why people should allow people to love their work and get paid
- When you should quit a side project
- Why your 'why' matters so much.
- How you can keep going when doing such an extreme race
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