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EPISODE · May 2, 2026 · 13 MIN

S1 EP8 The Run-Rest Calendar: Work Less, Win More

from Winning Twice With Austin Cheviron · host Austin Cheviron

In this solo episode of Winning Twice, Austin breaks down the simple but powerful system that transformed his life and business: the Run-Rest Calendar. After decades surrounded by high-performing but burned-out entrepreneurs, he challenges the belief that more work equals more success—and instead shows how intentional recovery is the real competitive advantage. Using the story of the Iditarod race, Austin explains why most people are operating at half capacity without realizing it, and how building structured rest into your schedule can actually double your production while improving your relationships, health, and clarity. This episode is a practical and mindset-shifting guide to winning at a level your competition doesn’t even know exists—by learning when to push and when to pause.Winning Twice is a podcast about building a life where success shows up in both business and at home. Hosted by Austin Cheviron, the show features real, unfiltered conversations with high performers about money, time, leadership, and legacy—designed to help you win professionally without losing what matters most personally.Austincheviron.com

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