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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2025 · 1H

#168 - Klodian Mitri, Professional Triathlete, Pro Bono Model & Tech Operations Leader

from Stupid Questions with Seth Hill · host Seth Hill

Professional triathlete, startup leader, and immigrant dream-chaser—Klodian Mitri joins Seth for a hilarious, heartfelt, and deeply human conversation that stretches from Albania to Ironman finish lines. They talk about growing up as an immigrant in Chicago, being a 7-year-old caretaker for his little sister, crashing his way through his first triathlon (in someone else’s wetsuit), and climbing the ranks in both business and endurance sport.Klodian opens up about the pressures of proving yourself to a hard-edged father, the chaos and joy of raising kids while racing professionally, and why betting on yourself is sometimes the scariest—but best—move you can make. Whether you're into startups, sport, or stories about resilience and growth, this episode will leave you laughing, reflecting, and maybe even tearing up.Klodian’s IG: https://www.instagram.com/klodiangosling/SQ Merch: ⁠https://stupidquestions.show/pages/sq-merch⁠ SQ Newsletter: ⁠https://stupidquestions.show/pages/newsletter-signup⁠ 

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