
THE RUNNING EFFECT PODCAST

Josh Holley Shares Wisdom On Delayed Gratification, Attributes Of Successful Companies, His Running Story, & Waking Up At 4:45am.
“I’ve had to go through a lot and work really hard to get to where I am today; therefore, I have the confidence that I’m going to have the work ethic to take on whatever comes next.”
In today’s episode of the podcast, I have the great privilege of speaking with Josh Holley. Josh is currently the CFO at Bare Performance Nutrition and Founder of Bryker & Co. Josh is also an accomplished runner (2:50 marathon) and an extremely successful individual.
In this episode, Josh and I discuss delayed vs instant gratification, his running story, the importance of having a strong team, attributes that make up a successful team, and so much more! I can guarantee that you’ll find value from the things we discuss in this episode and some of the things Josh speaks on.
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