
Writer. Podcaster. Speaker. Small Steps Coach.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationHealth & Fitness | |||

What is the actual purpose of accomplishment, experience, and the past in general? And..the longevity grift. Follow the money.
SID HILLMAN – OXYGEN (VINYL & DIGITAL)
Ultrarunning for Normal People: Life Lessons Learned On and Off the Trail
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You’re making me a victim because you are forcing me to talk about protein and food in general, and I don’t like it. The Hemingway Trick, plus dreaming, or not dreaming, but avoiding the in-between.
Article in this episode: Dairy Myths
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Wow, physicals have really taken a turn and I’m eating lots more beets.
SID HILLMAN – OXYGEN (VINYL & DIGITAL)
Ultrarunning for Normal People: Life Lessons Learned On and Off the Trail
Coaching:
Private Coaching: SMALL STEP INTENSIVE
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Suspenders v Suits. The plain cabbage win. The futility of talking about beliefs. And finally…A special announcement.
ORDER YOUR COPY: Ultrarunning for Normal People
Coaching:
Private Coaching: SMALL STEP INTENSIVE
Online Program: SMALL STEPPERS
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Powerful and so true.
Do Not let Sid’s quick wit fool you! He shares deep insights on how to live an examined life. Go back and listen to any and all episodes— these are all gems!!!!
People listen to you to get away from politics.
If I want to listen to political shows I look for them. You have great stories and life experiences but politics are definitely not in your wheel house.
High quality points to ponder from someone who actually walks the talk. It is profoundly refreshing to have met Sid through The Stanford Inn - my family has adopted many of his healthy living techniques and recipes since our workshop and this podcast is a wonderful extension of that experience.
I’ve been a big fan of Sid for many years. I’ve read both of his books and listened to every episode of his previous podcast, and this podcast. I appreciate his viewpoint and humor. My husband and I went out to Mendocino a few years ago and even took his class and stayed at The Stanford Inn because we are such big fans. My only request to Sid: please do a video on roasting coffee!! I bought a coffee roaster and can’t find any good instructional videos!! ☕️
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Recent episodes explore a range of themes related to personal growth and self-care. Topics include the balance between dreams and practicality, the significance of health check-ups, and the importance of making small, manageable changes in daily routines. Unique perspectives on nutrition, particularly plant-based eating, are highlighted, along with an emphasis on mental well-being and self-management. The host draws from personal experiences and anecdotes, making the conversations relatable and accessible, while also encouraging listeners to challenge societal norms and expectations around health and lifestyle choices. This podcast is particularly noteworthy for its blend of humor, candidness, and insightful commentary, offering listeners n... more
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