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71 and Fearless: Madonna Hanna Returns!-

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Grandpa Bill welcomes back guest Madonna Hanna-Madonna Hanna, a 71-year-old woman who is a runner. She is a woman of many talents, including being an executive in the fashion industry, a teacher, an actor, a playwright, an auctioneer, a children's book author, and a motivational speaker. She never thought about running until she was 57 years old. Her husband, Steven, coached her until he passed away in 2018. Despite setbacks, including a ruptured Achilles, she stuck with it and improved her strength, balance, and flexibility. She has competed in four National Senior Games and recently achieved her goal of winning a gold medal in the 4x100 meter relay. Her coach, Marcus Chambers, is a world-class sprinter himself. He says that it means the world to him to see her reach her goals and that they have a lot more records to break in the future. Madonna is driven by passion, purpose, and a commitment she made to her late husband. She says that it is never too late to chase your dreams and that absolutely anything is possible.

 

  1. "Since winning your gold medal at the National Senior Games, you've mentioned wanting to break more records. What specific goals have you set for yourself in the next year, both in running and in other aspects of your life?"

This question goes beyond simply asking about her running journey and delves into her overall personal growth and future aspirations. It encourages her to share specific details and ambitions, which can be engaging for listeners.

2. "You've overcome challenges like losing your husband and a ruptured Achilles. What specific strategies do you use to stay motivated and overcome obstacles, especially those that might seem insurmountable at first?"

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