Map Of Resilience with Colin Owensby

Send us Fan MailA broken back at 15. A week in a coma. Months in a hospital bed, then a wheelchair, then a walker, then the long grind of learning to move like yourself again. Colin Owensby doesn’t tell that story for shock value, he tells it to show what resilience looks like in real life: small wins, clear choices, and a mindset that treats hardship like a problem to solve. Colin later becomes a two-time Ironman, tackles a 100-mile ultra marathon, and turns his hard-earned lessons into a practical framework he calls the “map of resilience.” We also talk about the moment that deepens everything, the loss of Colin’s older brother just months after the accident. That grief sharpens his urgency to live fully and helps explain why so many people who’ve faced trauma chase hard things, not to punish themselves, but to feel what living feels like. Along the way, Colin’s modeling career takes him across the world and expands his view of what’s possible when you change your environment and your expectations. His line sticks with me: the cage door is not locked. If you’re interested in mindset coaching, performance optimization, nutrition basics, and fitness habits that actually hold up under stress, this conversation delivers. Colin breaks down why fear is the most common blocker, how to build a healthier relationship with food, and why nature, movement, gratitude, and community can work like a reset button. Subscribe to Healthy Living Podcast, share this with a friend who needs a push, and leave a review so more people can find these stories.Intro for podcast information about subscriptions Support the showSupport for Joe's CureHere is the link for Sunday's 4 pm Pacific time Zoom meeting