FORTALEZA MENTAL y Propósito: ganar sin salir primero con Sebastian Armenault

Is success measured in trophies or in the impact we have on others? Sebastián Armenault was a multinational manager who, at 40, decided to radically change his life: he became an ultramarathon runner to run through the world's most extreme deserts, but with a unique philosophy: his goal was never to finish first, but to exchange kilometers for charitable donations. In this episode of ResilientMind, we sit down to talk about what it truly means to win. Guided by his motto, "Overcoming challenges is winning," Sebas dismantles the current obsession with traditional success and shows us how true mental strength is born when we run with a purpose that transcends ourselves. An inspiring conversation that shakes you up, challenges you, and invites you to find your own driving force to move forward. Join us to discover a story where physical effort is just the backdrop for talking about what truly matters: personal growth, empathy, and solidarity. 00:00 - Introduction and welcome to Sebastián Armenault. 01:10 - His Resilient Object 06:20 - How He Started Running 11:40 - Discovering Purpose 17:50 - Making Decisions 19:20 - Where "Winning" Lies 22:00 - Why He Runs Ultramarathons and How His NGO Was Born 27:00 - Lessons from "Winning" and How to Find Your Purpose 35:40 - How the Gaze of Others Weighs on You 40:50 - Managing Thoughts in Ultramarathons 45:26 - Time Game and Closing on Resilient Thinking If Sebas's story inspired you to rethink your own goals, leave your thoughts in the comments below! 👇 #MentalHealth #PersonalGrowth #SebastianArmenault #ResilientMind #PurposeInLife #ArgentinaPodcast #RealMotivation #Solidarity