I ran 58 marathons in 58 days to challenge everything I believed about limits and it changed my life. In this blog, I share what I learned about mental resilience, self-leadership, and how you can break through your own barriers to discover what you’re truly capable of.

Feeling stuck or lost? Discover why leading yourself even when you’re scared is the key to building a life you love. Learn how small wins can change everything.

Discover how vulnerability, not toughness, became my true strength during 58 marathons and how it can transform your life too.

On Day 3 of my 58 marathons, I let go of excuses and chose to lead myself through the pain no matter how uncomfortable it got.

When I lost my dream of being a pro athlete, I lost who I was—until one moment changed everything. Here’s how I found purpose again.

Mental toughness isn’t just about gritting your teeth and pushing through. Here’s how running 58 marathons reshaped my understanding and how to apply it when you’re under pressure.

From injury on Day 1 to a breakthrough midnight run in Hawaii, here’s how Lachlan Stuart learned to cut the noise and outwork the voice in his head.

I went from the guy planning to run 58 marathons in 58 days across all 50 states of the U.S. and all 8 states and territories of Australia…

A busy mind leads to a busy life. Discover how stepping into nature can bring clarity, peace, and focus—key lessons from my 58 marathons journey.

Getting to this point has been anything but easy. It’s taken:

• Years of training (and not all of it marathon-specific).

• A year of planning every detail and building an incredible team.

• Hundreds of hours running, stretching, and preparing my body to handle the extreme physical demands.

• Rejections from sponsors, doubters, and setbacks that could’ve derailed this dream.

But here I am. Ready to turn this idea into something real.

Discover how to define success, set goals, and take actionable steps to become your best self in 2025. Start your journey toward growth and fulfillment.

In Australia, men are three times more likely to die by suicide than women.

Fitness is more than just lifting weights or running a few miles—it’s about preparing yourself to say yes to life’s opportunities. When you train with a purpose, you gain the confidence to take on challenges you might never have considered before.

I’ve experienced this first-hand. One moment that stands out is when I said yes to a Spartan Race just three weeks before the event. I had no special training for it, but because I maintained a base level of fitness, I felt ready to give it a go. That race turned out to be more than just a fun experience—it was a reminder that being fit is about staying open to opportunities, no matter how spontaneous.

Life moves in seasons. Each one feels different, bringing with it a mix of new possibilities and the quiet end of things we once loved.

I used to think everything would last forever—that as long as I was on this planet, my relationships, goals, and passions would remain constant.

It's the question we all get asked, especially as we leave school. But for many of us, the answer isn’t clear. When I left school, I didn’t have a clue. I felt pressure to have it figured out, and it made me feel like something was wrong with me.

Everyone seemed to be moving forward, choosing careers, and making progress. Meanwhile, I was left wondering what the hell I wanted to do.

We often think of health as something to worry about later in life. But the truth is, the habits you form in your 30s and 40s set the stage for how mobile, active, and healthy you'll be in your 50s, 60s, and beyond.

Life Is Tough For Me At The Moment (Quit or Double Down)

I had a vision of what my life would look like by the time I turned 33. It was pretty straightforward: I thought I'd have a family, a stable career, and spend my weekends having a beer with my mates. Funny how life doesn’t always stick to the script.

As I sit here today, my life couldn’t be more different. I live abroad, I don’t have children yet, and beers with the boys aren’t a regular part of my weekend. Instead, I’m training to run 58 marathons in 58 states. That’s not something I could have ever predicted.

2019 saw the launch of the Strong Men of Value Academy.​

It started from a need for more accountability and community. Personally, I knew how powerful it was to be around like-minded men, especially those who had the results I desired. The power of growth isn’t just something you stumble upon; it’s something you actively cultivate with the right environment and support.

How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time. Similarly, living a great life is achieved one day at a time.

We all face moments where we stand at the base of a mountain, looking up and wondering, "How do I get up there? Can I get up there? Is that really where I want to go?"