InnerVoice

Laura King

Leading By Example

February 22^nd, 2019

Since my last InnerVoice, I married my love, Ted King, moved across the country to Vermont (a state of only 600k people), decided to leave my job and figured after all of that, why not buy a house on 10 acres with a pond and two barns? In my previous post, I must’ve been unkno...

In Cycling

Jason Whorton

The Humble Son

May 24^th, 2019

I grew up in the Tulsa area and attended high school in a rural community west of the city. I played a lot of different sports - soccer, baseball, basketball and football - and I began riding bicycles and motorcycles at an early age. Growing up, I spent a lot of time outdoors....

In Business

Martha McCabe

My Incredible Journey

May 3^rd, 2019

Missing out on the 2008 Olympics was one of the events that changed my life. I was pretty young at the time - 18 or 19. I had moved across the country to Vancouver where I didn't have any friends or family, and I put everything I possibly could into qualifying for the Olympics...

In Swimming

Ken Rideout

The Most Interesting Man In The World

April 26^th, 2019

The first thing I do in the morning is go for a run. It’s never a negotiation. I’ve never woken up and thought to myself that I don’t feel like doing it today. It’s just never happened. I get up and do it because I know the kind of depression I’ll carry around with me the rest...

In Triathlon

InnerVoice Audio ExperIence

Season 3

April 19^th, 2019

Because of InnerVoice, I get to spend my days interacting with high-performing individuals — athletes, CEOs, chefs, and actors. I have always felt right at home among this crowd because of my own history of chasing lofty goals. But recently that has started to change, and I'v...

My Desire To Be Better

April 12^th, 2019

This is Amity, she’s a cyclist. Hearing those words, I think to myself, ‘When did that happen’? I was always a runner. When I left college I was training for and racing 50km trail races. I kept getting little injuries and I took a month off with every intention of coming back ...

In Cycling

Latoya Shauntay Snell

The Power Of My Voice

April 5^th, 2019

I didn’t know the power of my voice or movements prior to starting my running journey. Between a blend of cultural, gender and racial stigmas, I grew up with the notion that women should be seen but..

In Running

Justin Daerr

My Mind Is My Strength

March 29^th, 2019

On May 26th, 1967, my father was serving in Vietnam as a Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps when he was severely wounded. He was 22-years-old. He had to spend the remainder of that year in various hospitals undergoing multiple surgeries. He lost all flexion in one of...