The Example You Set
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In this episode, Laura sits down with Stephanie Londo — middle school special education teacher, 14-year mentor with Students Run Philly Style, and five-time Dopey Challenge finisher — to talk about the quiet power of showing up for others.
From training students to run their first marathon to crossing finish lines together through a global pandemic, Stephanie's story is a reminder that the most lasting impact we have on people rarely comes from our biggest accomplishments. It comes from the ordinary choices we make every day to keep going, keep encouraging, and believe in someone before they believe in themselves.
Plus: Dick Beardsley's mantra that Stephanie carries into every race, what it's like to run Disney in full costume, and why the marathon is not the hardest thing you've ever done.