Griffin Wooden joins Matt King to talk about what happens when you intentionally choose to do hard things. From completing an Ironman at 18 to running 100-mile races and building Good Pain, Griffin shares how endurance has shaped the way he thinks about discipline, confidence, failure, and pushing past what you think you’re capable of.-Matt and Griffin also get into why ultra-endurance racing is more mental than physical, the difference between being prepared and feeling ready, setting goals that scare you, and the power of having a community that pushes you to keep showing up.-Chapters:0:00 What is Good Pain?2:57 Being brave enough to show up5:23 Prepared vs. ready9:41 Doing an Ironman at 1813:41 What endurance sports teach you17:31 What’s limiting you?22:31 The person you become through training24:00 The power of community and accountability31:59 How much is mental vs. physical?33:54 Why ultras are 75% mental36:10 Set goals that scare you40:03 What failure can teach you45:12 Why a DNF is better than a DNS47:10 How far are you actually capable of going?57:34 Good pain vs. bad pain1:10:31 Good Pain is a mindset1:14:24 Put yourself in the arena-Learn More About Gobundancehttps://www.gobundance.com/-Gobundance is a member-led mastermind built for the chasers, the overachievers, and the perpetual dreamers. Here, we aim to provide the accountability, support, adventure, and education you need in your journey to becoming a better man, husband, father, friend, and entrepreneur.-Want to connect with our community?Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gobundanceFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/gobundance LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gobundancegblTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@gobundanceofficial