What does running 135 miles across Death Valley in 113°F heat teach you about life and leadership?

In this episode, ultra runner, coach, and motivational speaker Adam Kimble joins us just one week after placing 4th in the Badwater 135—one of the toughest footraces on earth. Adam opens up about his journey through extreme endurance, the mindset required to endure prolonged suffering, and how those lessons translate directly to leadership and everyday life.

We talk about the moments that test your character, the discipline it takes to prepare for the unimaginable, and why love—not anger—is the ultimate fuel. Adam also shares how his approach to focus, energy management, and kindness has shaped his racing, his relationships, and his role as a father.

This conversation is about more than running. It’s about learning to:

• Focus on the right things when life feels overwhelming

• Keep moving forward when your mind says you’re done

• Lead by example even when you’re depleted

• Inspire others quietly through the way you show up

Whether you’re chasing a finish line, a personal goal, or clarity in leadership, Adam’s story is a reminder that we all have more in the tank than we think.

Move Mountains is a leadership development company based in Incline Village, Nevada. We help individuals and teams cultivate self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and intentional action using our Mindful Leadership Map.

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