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Meet Final Straw — our bold new series hosted by the incredible Mindi Rivin.

Every transformation has a breaking point. That split-second when something inside you snaps and you think: I’m done. The job, the relationship, the city, the version of yourself you’ve outgrown — whatever it is, the final straw has landed.

And from that moment? Everything changes.

Final Straw dives into the raw, unforgettable turning points that push people to burn it all down and start again. These are the stories that are heartbreaking, hilarious, messy, and completely definitive — the exact moments where staying the same is no longer an option.

Because sometimes, you don’t rise from the ashes until you’re willing to light the match.

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Would you run a marathon? Now imagine running two back-to-back—no breaks, no excuses, just grit.

Cami doesn’t just test her limits—she obliterates them. After a decade of dreaming, training, and refusing to quit, she’s finally conquered a 50-mile ultramarathon. But this isn’t just a story about running—it’s about resilience, mindset, and what happens when you refuse to give up, even when your body is screaming at you to stop.

In this episode, we dive into the unfiltered reality of pushing through pain, breaking mental barriers, and finishing what you start. Whether you’re a runner or not, Cami’s journey will challenge the way you think about discomfort, discipline, and your own untapped potential.

How far could you go if you didn’t quit?

Links: badgermountainchallenge.com; https://youtu.be/ReYcQFaX07g?si=LFEpz5rnpDPwXYMT

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Creativity isn’t reserved for artists—it’s something every one of us needs. But what happens when you feel burned out, like the fire has gone out and you’re left standing in the ashes with no energy, motivation, or ideas?

The truth is, creativity doesn’t return all at once. It comes back the same way it often begins: one small step at a time.

Join Amanda and Cami as they share how they gently rekindle their creativity when inspiration feels far away—and how even the smallest spark can help the fire begin to glow again.

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