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Episode 33: Lessons in Grit and Growth on the AT with Steve Bradshaw

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In this episode, I sit down with Steve Bradshaw, a lifelong adventurer and outdoor enthusiast from Western North Carolina. Steve’s story is one of pushing boundaries, from growing up in West Virginia to becoming a collegiate championship swimmer, and ultimately to hiking the entire Appalachian Trail. Steve shares how he stepped out of his comfort zone to take on the grueling 2,200-mile trail, and we explore the mental and physical resilience it takes to complete such an endeavor. Whether you’re into hiking, or simply looking for inspiration on how to challenge yourself in new ways, Steve’s journey offers a wealth of insight.

We dive into Steve’s upbringing and how his early experiences in the outdoors shaped his life. We also chat about his experiences with starting and selling a successful business, how he balanced family life with adventure, and the unexpected lessons he learned on the trail. This episode is packed with stories of adventure, perseverance, and growth, so buckle up!

Timeline Summary:

[2:22] - Steve’s introduction and how his love for the outdoors began in West Virginia [8:45] - How collegiate swimming shaped Steve’s mindset and approach to challenges [14:50] - The story behind Steve’s trail name and why he decided to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail [23:30] - Navigating the hardest sections of the Appalachian Trail and how the weather played a role [31:10] - The importance of “hiking your own hike” and the unique culture of trail communities [40:55] - Lessons learned from the grind of hiking and how they translate to everyday life [47:15] - What’s next for Steve: From elk hunting in Colorado to new adventures on the horizon

Links & Resources: Closing:

If you enjoyed this conversation with Steve, be sure to rate, follow, and share the podcast with your friends. Every review helps us reach more listeners who are ready to embark on their own great adventures. Thanks for listening, and we’ll catch you next time!

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In this episode, I sit down with Steve Bradshaw, a lifelong adventurer and outdoor enthusiast from Western North Carolina. Steve’s story is one of pushing boundaries, from growing up in West Virginia to becoming a collegiate championship swimmer, and ultimately to hiking the entire Appalachian Trail. Steve shares how he stepped out of his comfort zone to take on the grueling 2,200-mile trail, and we explore the mental and physical resilience it takes to complete such an endeavor. Whether you’re into hiking, or simply looking for inspiration on how to challenge yourself in new ways, Steve’s journey offers a wealth of insight.

We dive into Steve’s upbringing and how his early experiences in the outdoors shaped his life. We also chat about his experiences with starting and selling a successful business, how he balanced family life with adventure, and the unexpected lessons he learned on the trail. This episode is packed with stories of adventure, perseverance, and growth, so buckle up!

Timeline Summary:

[2:22] - Steve’s introduction and how his love for the outdoors began in West Virginia [8:45] - How collegiate swimming shaped Steve’s mindset and approach to challenges [14:50] - The story behind Steve’s trail name and why he decided to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail [23:30] - Navigating the hardest sections of the Appalachian Trail and how the weather played a role [31:10] - The importance of “hiking your own hike” and the unique culture of trail communities [40:55] - Lessons learned from the grind of hiking and how they translate to everyday life [47:15] - What’s next for Steve: From elk hunting in Colorado to new adventures on the horizon

Links & Resources: Closing:

If you enjoyed this conversation with Steve, be sure to rate, follow, and share the podcast with your friends. Every review helps us reach more listeners who are ready to embark on their own great adventures. Thanks for listening, and we’ll catch you next time!

  continue reading

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