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Jan 2015
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Croix Sather: Marathon runner, personal ...

John Lee Dumas Of Eofire
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Croix ran across America. That's 100 marathons in 100 days. Then, he set a new world record running through Death Valley in 117 degree weather. He is an author and inspirational speaker in the field of personal transformation and the psychology of success. He's been featured on TEDx Vegas and NYC.

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