Episode 05
Content note: Discusses addiction and recovery.
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Devin Wagner on ultra-marathons, podcasting, fatherhood and yerba mate, and an open conversation about his path to sobriety and choosing to live more authentically.
In this episode, we hear from Devin, a multifaceted individual with a rich tapestry of experiences and passions. Devin's journey encompasses ultra-marathons' challenges, the intricacies of podcasting, and his deep connection with Yerba Mate, a traditional South American tea. He opens up about his battles, including his path to sobriety and his pursuit of a more authentic life. The episode delves into how Devin's diverse interests have shaped his life, offering insights into consistency, overcoming adversity, and embracing vulnerability. Devin's story is an exploration of the unseen quadrant of the Johari window of our lives, revealing the hidden stories and unspoken truths of an extraordinary individual.
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Dive into a world of untold narratives with the podcast that explores the unseen quadrant of the Johari window of our lives. Here, we uncover the hidden stories and unspoken truths of extraordinary individuals, revealing what others don't know about us, but what we know about ourselves. This is The Bottom Left Pane.
Hey guys, and welcome to The Bottom Left Pane, where we dive deep into the hidden corners of our guests lives. In this episode, we're joined by Devin, a man of diverse passions and profound insights from the challenges of ultra marathons to the intricate world of podcasting, Devin's journey is a mosaic of unique experiences.
He shares not only his love for yerba mate, South American tea, and running, but also opens up about his personal battles, including his road to sobriety and just the pursuit of a more authentic life. Join us as we explore how Devin's varied interests have shaped his life's path, offering lessons in consistency, overcoming adversity, and embracing vulnerability.
Awesome. Well, Devin, honestly, it's so great to have you today. Thank you so much for jumping in to do this interview. Yeah, I think we can go ahead and just dive right into it. Right? Let's go ahead and just kind of start off and, you know, can you briefly introduce yourself and share what, you know, you're comfortable telling us about just kind of your background and, you know, just things you might be interested in just who you are.
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