Allowing exaggeratedly negative self-talk to dictate your behavior will prevent you from reaching your potential. Just because you think you're not mentally strong enough to do or handle something doesn’t mean it’s true. You’re likely able to tolerate much more than you think.

We are joined today by Speaker, Presenter, Performance Coach, TEDx Speaker, and Endurance Athlete, Luke Tyburski to talk about what he went through and how it made him mentally and physically strong after losing football. He also shares how he uses that same experience to help his clients overcome their own struggles with his coaching.

A former professional footballer, Luke Tyburski now takes on some of the world’s most extreme ultra-endurance challenges. Luke created and completed a world first 2000km in 12 days Ultimate Triathlon from Morocco to Monaco, with an award-winning documentary made about this inspirational feat.

Constantly looking to challenge himself, Luke has run through the Sahara desert, down Mt Everest, and across a tropical forest in China without food, money, water, and with a plane to catch. He has undertaken mountainous double Ironman triathlons, taking him 35 non-stop hours to finish, and completed multiple 150-mile ultra-marathons and 250-mile non-stop bike rides, to name just a few of his accomplishments.

Luke Tyburski’s entire life has been about performance, overcoming obstacles while dealing with setbacks to achieve his daily best. With over 15 years of experience in the health, fitness, & sports performance industries, Luke has not only been an athlete himself but coached many to achieve their physical performance goals as well.

Luke has translated his unique experiences as an extreme-endurance athlete, former professional footballer, and overcoming his dark personal battle with depression, binge eating, and suicidal tendencies into informative, engaging, and highly entertaining presentations. A published author of Chasing Extreme, Luke has shared his inspirational story to audiences around the globe alongside the mental framework he has created to be one of the world’s leading endurance athletes.

Luke Tyburski wants to inspire others to live outside their comfort zone, so they can catch a glimpse of their true potential.

Star of award-winning adventure documentaries – The Ultimate Triathlon & The 500 Man.

Mentioned in Forever Sports Magazine’s “50 greatest athletes in the world right now” in 2016.

Featured in Triathlete Magazine, Outdoor Fitness Magazine, 220Triathlon, Running Fitness, Forever Sport Magazine, Triathlon Plus, Sport Magazine, Triathlón Magazine, and Multi-sport Magazine.

Learn more about Luke:

Website: https://luketyburski.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/luke-tyburski-1b6913b6/

FB: https://www.facebook.com/luke.tyburski.1

IG: https://www.instagram.com/luketyburski/

YT: https://www.youtube.com/user/LukeTyburski

Twitter: https://twitter.com/luketyburski

Show notes:

[2:22] Luke’s background [8:28] His extreme 12-day challenge [11:43] What did he learn after going through what he went through? [17:56] Being less reactive when something triggers you [22:00] What are the things he sees that people are struggling with? [29:18] Focusing on the process you’re on instead of what someone else is doing [34:19] What’s his tip for people who lack the confidence to take action? [39:20] Where can people find Luke? [41:24] Outro

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