Before Jim Logan was defined by endurance, competition, or big goals, he was shaped by something quieter: discipline, responsibility, and a commitment to show up long before anyone was watching.In this conversation, Jim walks through his roots and the habits that formed his work ethic, the life-altering diagnosis that forced him to confront his own limits, and the challenges that followed. We talk about how faith played a role in navigating uncertainty, how discipline became a tool for survival and growth, and the lessons learned when progress isn’t linear.Jim also shares what’s ahead: his journey toward Ironman Kona, the deeper meaning behind that pursuit, and his upcoming book. Written not just about endurance, but about identity, perspective, and becoming who you’re called to be when life doesn’t go as planned.This episode isn’t about finishing first. It’s about learning how to keep going.