Ran 1,000KM for Charity, Natalie Dau’s Guinness World Record Journey | Quinntessential Questions #47
In this inspiring episode of The Quinntessential Questions Podcast, Paul Quinn sits down with Natalie Dau, a Guinness World Record-holding ultramarathon runner who ran 1,000KM across Asia for charity. Natalie shares how she transformed corporate success into a mission of mental resilience, discipline, and purpose-driven philanthropy through her global initiative Project 1000, raising awareness and funds for women’s and children’s causes. This conversation dives deep into the mindset of endurance athletes, the power of consistency and grit, and how one woman turned pain into purpose to redefine what’s possible in sport, business, and life.
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