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Finding Joy in Coaching

Lauren Hurley shares her journey from being a professional triathlete to finding joy in coaching and starting a successful triathlon coaching company with her husband. She discusses the transition from being an athlete to becoming a coach, the fulfillment she found in changing people's lives, and the importance of figuring things out and embracing new opportunities.

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The Morning Shakeout
Episode 164 | Lauren Hurley
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