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Trailblazing Hospitality: Why I Started A Race In My Community (And What I've Learned Through Running and Personal Development) - Sid Garza-Hillman, Stanford Inn

Trailblazing Hospitality: Why I Started A Race In My Community (And What I've Learned Through Running and Personal Development) - Sid Garza-Hillman, Stanford Inn

Update: 2024-02-10
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If you want some inspiration on what it looks like to expand the definition of what it means to be a hospitality provider, you should listen to Sid Garza-Hillman today. Sid is the Wellness Programs Director at The Stanford Inn in Mendocino, he's the author of "Ultra Running for Normal People. In this episode, you're going to hear about why he founded the Mendocino Coast 50K ultramarathon in his community, how the Stanford Inn got involved, the impact of this - plus what he's learned about ultrarunning and personal development. 

If you liked this episode:

  1. Listen to my other episode with Sid: How We Use Nutrition & Wellness Programming To Serve Our Guests
  2. Listen to our other episodes on wellness here


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Trailblazing Hospitality: Why I Started A Race In My Community (And What I've Learned Through Running and Personal Development) - Sid Garza-Hillman, Stanford Inn

Trailblazing Hospitality: Why I Started A Race In My Community (And What I've Learned Through Running and Personal Development) - Sid Garza-Hillman, Stanford Inn

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