The Extra Mile

Josh Livelsberger | AIM Human Development

The first mile is mandatory. The second mile is a choice. Welcome to The Extra Mile, a podcast for driven professionals about standards, excellence, and the relentless pursuit of leading by example. Grounded in the principle that true growth happens only when you push past the baseline, this show is your blueprint for doing the voluntary work required to step up and take control of your physical and mental performance. We don’t do basic physiology or superficial motivation. Instead, we dive straight into the psychology of action—unpacking why highly capable people still struggle to follow through, how to rebuild broken self-trust, and what it actually takes to treat your health as a non-negotiable responsibility rather than a hobby. Through solo frameworks and deep-dive conversations with high-level performers, The Extra Mile exposes the excuses that hold us back and sets a new standard for what it means to truly serve others by refusing to neglect yourself. Because excellence doesn’t happen in the required work. It happens in the extra mile.

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The first mile is mandatory. The second mile is a choice. Welcome to The Extra Mile, a podcast for driven professionals about standards, excellence, and the relentless pursuit of leading by example. Grounded in the principle that true growth happens only when you push past the baseline, this show is your blueprint for doing the voluntary work required to step up and take control of your physical and mental performance. We don’t do basic physiology or superficial motivation. Instead, we dive straight into the psychology of action—unpacking why highly capable people still struggle to follow through, how to rebuild broken self-trust, and what it actually takes to treat your health as a non-negotiable responsibility rather than a hobby. Through solo frameworks and deep-dive conversations with high-level performers, The Extra Mile exposes the excuses that hold us back and sets a new standard for what it means to truly serve others by refusing to neglect yourself. Because excellence doesn’t happen in the required work. It happens in the extra mile.