SummaryIn this episode of Just Human, host Jay Boykin interviews Tyler Herman, a former Marine and current ultra-marathon runner. They discuss Tyler's journey from military service to law enforcement, his challenges in combat, and how those experiences shaped his resilience. Tyler shares his passion for ultra-marathon running, explaining the mental and physical challenges involved and the motivation behind his participation in these grueling races. The conversation emphasizes the importance of support systems, finding purpose in pain, and the mindset required to overcome obstacles in life and running. Tyler also discusses his upcoming race, the Ure 50, and the significance of pushing personal limits.TakeawaysWe all wrestle with the same questions about growth and connection.The journey from military to civilian life can be challenging.Resilience is built through shared experiences and support systems.Ultra-marathon running is a metaphor for life's challenges.Finding purpose in pain can lead to personal growth.Comfort is an illusion; true growth happens in discomfort.Surrounding yourself with trusted individuals is crucial for success.Mental challenges in endurance sports reflect life's obstacles.Setting stretch goals can push you beyond your limits.It's important to find your heart and pursue what matters to you.Sound Bites"Comfort is an illusion.""Go find your heart.""It's all a mindset."Chapters00:00Introduction to the Human Experience01:16Journey to the Marines06:39Transitioning to Law Enforcement09:56Resilience Through Adversity14:55The Shift to Ultra Marathon Running22:18Understanding Ultra Marathons23:08Mindset in Endurance Racing27:03The Challenge of Endurance Racing32:05Preparing for the Next Big Race38:50Mindset: Overcoming Mental Barriers42:12Finding Your Heart: Personal Growth Through Challenges46:12Lighthearted Moments: Running and Shoes

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