Ankita Konwar opens up about love, grief, endurance, and what it truly means to live an invincible life.In this powerful conversation, the Ironman athlete, barefoot runner, and Pinkathon leader shares the untold story behind her journey.In this deeply personal episode of the Find Your Ultra Podcast, Ankita Konwar joins Vipin Sharma for a heartfelt conversation about resilience, identity, endurance, and the mindset required to live life on your own terms.Many people know Ankita as an endurance athlete, an Ironman finisher, and the partner of Milind Soman. But her story goes far beyond headlines.In this conversation, Ankita reflects on her childhood growing up close to nature in Assam, the profound influence of her father, and the lessons grief taught her after losing him. She speaks openly about navigating loss, processing emotions, and how grief can transform the way we see life.She also shares the story of how she met Milind Soman, how their relationship evolved, and how she dealt with public scrutiny around their age gap marriage while staying grounded in her own values.The conversation then shifts to her endurance journey. From running barefoot to overcoming her fear of water and completing an Ironman, Ankita talks about the mindset that helped her push past self doubt and redefine her limits.We also dive into the philosophy behind Pinkathon and the Invincible Women Run, a movement encouraging women across India to prioritise their health, challenge their limits, and discover the strength they already carry within themselves.This episode is about endurance beyond sport. It is about love, resilience, courage, and the quiet power of believing in yourself.⸻KEY TOPICS DISCUSSED* Ankita Konwar’s childhood in Assam and growing up close to nature* The relationship she shared with her father and lessons from grief* Love, marriage, and dealing with public scrutiny around the age gap with Milind Soman* Why Ankita runs barefoot and how it connects her to nature* From fear of water to completing an Ironman triathlon* Endurance mindset and pushing beyond perceived limits* The philosophy behind Pinkathon and its impact on women’s health in India* The vision for the Invincible Women Run and why women are natural endurance athletes* Building confidence, resilience, and self belief through sportWe hope you will enjoy this episode and let us know your thoughts in the comments._____If you have any guest suggestions for our podcast, mail us at:- findyourultra@gmail.comFollow Find Your Ultra's Social Media Handles:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FindYourUltraInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/find_your_ultra/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/findyourultra/WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vakfwa0DjiOca1x9vI1GFor any other queries EMAIL: findyourultra@gmail.comFollow Ankita Konwar's Social Media Handles:-Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/milindrunning/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MilindRunning/X: https://x.com/milindrunning🎧 Listen To #FindYourUltra On Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/40ml3QFPj0lJNpJXP8mVVO?si=f3fce8bb7419449f🎧 Listen To #FindYourUltra On Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/in/podcast/find-your-ultra/id1665368604🎧 Listen To #FindYourUltra On Audible:https://www.audible.in/podcast/Find-Your-Ultra/B0BWFW34DS?action_code=ASSGB149080119000H&share_location=pdp#FindYourUltra #FYU #UltraVipin #podcast #SelfHelp __INSTAGRAM: @ultravipinhttps://www.instagram.com/ultravipin/FACEBOOK : @ultravipin https://www.facebook.com/ultravipin X : @ultravipinhttps://x.com/ultravipin----------------------------------------------About :Find Your Ultra is a channel where we talk about deep health and personal growth.Hosted by Vipin Sharma, an ultra-marathon runner, and a certified nutritionist.

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