3,000 miles with Greg Nance3,000 miles with Greg Nance
The Elevate Experience
Tune in to hear Greg Nance's inspiring journey of running 3,000 miles for sobriety awareness, tackling addiction stigma, and boosting mental health support.
55:27•29 Dec 2020
Running for Recovery with Greg Nance
Episode Overview
- Greg Nance's 3,000-mile run celebrates 3,000 days of sobriety.
- His documentary aims to raise awareness about addiction.
- Greg shares personal challenges and triumphs in sobriety.
- The importance of mental health support is highlighted.
- Greg's entrepreneurial ventures support students and communities.
“I've had a number of dark days during quarantine myself where anxiety pops up and it's like, I have to just get out of the house and go for a walk to kind of clear my head.”
In this episode of the Elevate Experience podcast, hosts Angie Manson and Dallas Terrell welcome Greg Nance, an accomplished ultra marathon runner, entrepreneur, and sobriety advocate. Known for his remarkable feat of running seven marathons in seven days on seven continents, Greg joins the podcast to discuss his upcoming endeavor: running 3,000 miles across America to mark 3,000 days of sobriety.
This monumental journey is not just a personal milestone for Greg but also a mission to raise awareness about the addiction epidemic and mental health issues. Greg shares his personal story of overcoming addiction, emphasizing that beneath his achievements lie struggles and determination. He candidly discusses the challenges faced by those battling addiction and the importance of setting goals to refocus and prioritize a healthier lifestyle.
Greg's journey is not only about physical endurance but also about mental strength and resilience. He aims to document this experience through a film that sheds light on addiction's varied impacts across different demographics. As an entrepreneur, Greg is the CEO of Dyad Mentorship and the chairman of MoneyThink, organizations dedicated to supporting students in their educational pursuits. His work has been recognized by President Obama, and he continues to inspire others through his leadership and dedication to social causes.
Throughout the episode, Greg and the hosts discuss the role of mental health in recovery and the importance of removing the stigma associated with addiction. Greg's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and the impact of community support in achieving personal and professional goals. Listeners are encouraged to follow Greg's journey and support his mission to create a more understanding and supportive environment for those affected by addiction.
The episode closes with a heartfelt appreciation for Greg's time and contributions, reinforcing the value of sharing stories of hope and recovery.
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