Lessons from Cultures in Running: An Exploration with Michael Crawley

Today on The Business of Endurance, we’re joined by the incredible Michael Crawley – a world-class runner, anthropologist, and author of Out of Thin Air and To the Limit. Michael has spent years running alongside Ethiopia’s elite athletes and exploring the farthest edges of human endurance. In this episode, he takes us deep into the mindset, community, and unseen struggles that define world-class endurance running. We’ll discuss the powerful role of ‘tribe’ in building endurance, the pros and cons of relying on technology, and whether books like Born to Run are inspirational or misleading myths. Michael also dives into what it takes to develop an endurance mindset and why so many people are drawn to pushing their limits today. If you’re looking to sharpen your mental game, understand the science behind the sport, or balance performance with sustainability, this conversation is packed with insights you won’t want to miss.Highlights:Michael's Running JourneyEthiopian Running CultureTraining as a CommunityTechnology in RunningBorn to Run and Cultural PerspectivesMental Endurance and MotivationEndurance Sports and Environmental ImpactSocial Media and Athlete BrandingLinks:Click here for additional helpful content mentioned in this episode.Connect with Michael Crawley on Instagram & Web.Explore The Limitless Life WorkshopWe are living in a time of abundance, where entrepreneurs have more opportunities than ever before. With the rise of AI, colossal advancements in technology and the scope to reach millions of people in seconds, it has never been a more exciting or easily accessible time for your business to thrive. But are you riding that wave of exhilaration, or are you crashing and burning in a downhill spiral?Please Subscribe to Business of Endurance on Apple Podcasts, leave a comment, and give us a 5-Star review.This episode was sponsored by The Trusted Team and 4th Discipline

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