151: What Cancer Taught Him About Living w/Jim Logan

At 59 years old, Jim Logan was diagnosed with stage four metastatic colorectal cancer and told he might have six months to two years to live.Twenty six months later, after 24 chemotherapy treatments, radiation, multiple surgeries, and the removal of parts of his colon and liver, Jim has no evidence of disease and is training for the Ironman World Championship in Kona.In this episode, Jim shares why cancer has been both the worst and best thing that’s ever happened to him, how surrendering his fight to God changed his perspective, and why he believes we’re all terminal whether we have a diagnosis or not.We talk about faith, family, fatherhood, fitness, and what really matters when you stop assuming you have unlimited time.Jim’s story is a reminder that you don’t have to wait for a cancer diagnosis to start living with more urgency, loving your people better, and going after the things you keep telling yourself you’ll do somedayConnect with Jim:Website: ⁠https://justkeeptri-ing.com/Instagram: ⁠@stage42025Want More Help?Follow Anthony on Instagram: ​@aplufftraining​Join the free Facebook Group: ​Fatherhood Fitness​Read more on Anthony's website: ​aplufftraining.com​ Ready for more personalized help? ​Apply for 1-on-1 Coaching