What if your biggest setbacks were actually your greatest teachers — and it was never too late to prove it?

In this inspiring episode of The Making of Me Podcast, Edward Doherty — author of Observation at the Speed of Life — shares the remarkable journey from rejection to running the Boston Marathon at 70 and the powerful lessons in persistence, optimism, and lifelong achievement that came with it.

🎯 In this episode, you'll discover:

How Edward went from rejection to running the Boston Marathon at age 70
The real, unfiltered meaning of "don't quit" — and how to live it every day
Why optimism is the ultimate key to success at work, in family, and beyond
How your biggest setbacks can become your most powerful teachers
The importance of investing in others and lifting people up along your journey
Why it is truly never too late to chase your goals and keep growing

Whether you're facing rejection, starting over, or simply need a reminder to keep going — Edward's story will inspire you to get back up and keep moving forward.

🔗 Learn more about Edward Doherty: https://ambroselanden.com/
🔗 Connect with Edward Doherty on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edward-doherty-ab65875/

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