In this episode of the Know Your Why podcast, Dr. Jason Balara speaks with ultra-endurance athlete and mentor Steve “Moby” Leitch about his powerful journey of overcoming struggles and finding purpose. Steve shares how his early life in Scotland was marked by insecurity and addiction, but through faith, mentorship, and swimming, he found a path to recovery and personal growth. His endurance swims have become a vehicle for raising awareness and funds for those in need, highlighting the connection between service, conviction, and mental health. Jason and Steve discuss the impact of family influence, the importance of purpose-driven business, and how criticism can challenge but ultimately strengthen one’s mission. This conversation is a deep dive into embracing personal strengths, overcoming obstacles, and using unique talents to serve the community.

Key Highlights:

- Addiction recovery is a journey that extends far beyond sobriety.

- Swimming became a powerful tool for personal growth and giving back.

- Faith and service play a crucial role in Steve’s mission.

- Personal challenges often lead to discovering one’s true purpose.

- A purpose-driven business can have a lasting impact on others.

- Facing criticism is inevitable, but conviction in your mission is key.

- Community support and mentorship are vital in overcoming obstacles.

- Your past does not define your future - your choices do.

Steve “Moby” Leitch’s story is a testament to the power of resilience, purpose, and service. His journey from addiction to mentorship and ultra-endurance swimming is a reminder that struggles can be transformed into strengths. By embracing personal growth and using his platform to support others, Steve exemplifies the impact of conviction and giving back. His message encourages listeners to find their unique way to serve and stay committed to their mission, even in the face of challenges.

Get in touch with Steve:

https://beyondtheshoreline.org/

If you want to know more about Dr. Jason Balara and the Know your Why Podcast:

⁠⁠https://linktr.ee/jasonbalara⁠⁠  

Audio Track:

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