Another Million Miles

About Another Million Miles

Elevating Voices That Redefine Success, Style, and Intentional Living Another Million Miles Podcast explores The Art of Intentional Living with host Danielle Keasling—a global traveler, speaker, and wellness expert. Each episode offers real stories and practical insights to help you elevate your mindset, boost your well-being, and lead with confidence. From travel and style to wellness and leadership, discover how to live with purpose, balance, and intention—one mile at a time. Your best life isn’t found—it’s created.

Publisher

anothermillionmiles

Category

arts · education · health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

6 Nov 2024

Latest episode

7 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

50 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   7 Oct 2026

   Surviving Isn’t the Same as Healing: PTSD, Trauma & Finding Yourself Again | Jimmy Armel

   You can survive something and still carry it with you for years. In this deeply honest episode of Another Million Miles Podcast, Danielle sits down with Jimmy Lee Armel, former U.S. Army Ranger, combat veteran, speaker, and founder of the Knot Lucky Foundation, for a conversation about PTSD, trauma, addiction, mental health, healing, identity, and finding purpose after survival mode. After multiple combat deployments in Iraq and Afghanistan, Jimmy returned home carrying wounds that couldn’t always be seen. He opens up about PTSD, traumatic brain injuries, addiction, depression, suicidal thoughts, and what happened when the military identity that had given his life structure and purpose was suddenly taken away. For Jimmy, surviving was only the beginning. This conversation explores what it looks like to stop simply pushing through pain and begin facing what you’ve been carrying. Jimmy shares his journey through some of his darkest moments, the role faith has played in his life, his experiences seeking healing, and how he began rebuilding an identity and purpose beyond combat. Today, that purpose has become service. Through the Knot Lucky Foundation, Jimmy creates opportunities for veterans and active-duty service members to experience connection, camaraderie, and time on the water through offshore fishing. What began as part of Jimmy’s own journey has grown into a mission to help others know they don’t have to navigate theirs alone. Because surviving something isn’t the same as healing from it. And while your story may look nothing like Jimmy’s, there’s a question in this conversation for all of us: What are you still carrying from something you already survived? If you’ve been living in survival mode, struggling with your identity after a major life change, or trying to find purpose after a difficult chapter, this episode is an honest reminder that healing and personal growth don’t require you to become who you used to be. Sometimes they ask you to discover who you are now. In this episode: PTSD and trauma recovery, veteran mental health, addiction and recovery, traumatic brain injury, identity loss, finding purpose, faith, resilience, healing, personal growth, and rebuilding your life after trauma. Learn more about Knot Lucky Foundation and its mission to support veterans through fishing, connection, and community: Knot Lucky Foundation Official Website : https://knotlucky.org/ Jimmy Armel on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jimmy.armel/ Knot Lucky Fishing on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/knotluckyfishing/

2. 

   18 Sept 2026

   From firefighter to $6B in Sales | Nick Schlekeway

   What if the decision keeping you stuck isn’t really about timing, money, security, or whether you’re ready? What if it’s fear? Nick Schlekeway is an entrepreneur, author, leadership and high-performance coach, real estate executive, and founder of Amherst Madison. An expert in leadership, high performance, entrepreneurship, business growth, real estate, team building, and decision-making under pressure, Nick has spent his career learning what separates people who remain average from those who become essential. His expertise was earned in environments where performance has consequences. Before building Amherst Madison, Nick served as a Boise firefighter. Before that, he was a Division I football player at Boise State and part of the 2007 Fiesta Bowl championship team. He later earned a Master’s in Real Estate from Georgetown University while continuing to build and scale his company. Today, Nick leads Amherst Madison, the real estate brokerage he built without outside capital into a firm of more than 170 agents with more than $6 billion in closed sales. He now translates those decades of experience into coaching, writing, keynote speaking, and leadership development for agents, entrepreneurs, and business leaders. And his philosophy is one I love: Average is invisible. Essential is irreplaceable. In this episode of Another Million Miles, Nick and I go beyond the success story to talk about something almost every high performer eventually faces: What do you do when you know you’re ready for more, but fear keeps making a case for staying exactly where you are? Nick lived that decision. When he considered leaving the security of the fire department to pursue real estate and eventually build his own brokerage, almost everyone around him told him not to do it. His parents, friends, and fellow firefighters tried to convince him to stay. Some colleagues even called and begged him to reconsider. So Nick put the decision on a whiteboard. On one side were the reasons to make the leap. On the other were the reasons not to. Then he noticed something that changed everything: Every reason not to do it was rooted in fear. That left him with one defining question: Are you going to let fear guide your life? Are you going to let fear guide your decisions? We talk about overcoming fear, making difficult decisions, career transitions, entrepreneurship, high-performance leadership, discipline, resilience, business growth, and what it really means to go all in. Nick also breaks down the reality behind success that we don’t see on social media—the years of invisible work, the pivots that can feel more like failure, the discipline required when results aren’t immediate, and why trying to keep one foot in the safe world while building your next one can prevent you from fully moving forward. Because sometimes the hardest part of your next chapter isn’t figuring out what you want. It’s deciding whether fear gets a vote. For the high-performing woman considering a career change, business transition, entrepreneurial leap, leadership opportunity, or personal reinvention, this conversation is an invitation to look differently at the decisions you’ve been postponing. If fear were removed from the equation, what would you choose? Listen to this episode of Another Million Miles Podcast for a powerful conversation about overcoming fear, high performance, leadership, entrepreneurship, career change, decision-making, personal growth, resilience, discipline, business mindset, and becoming essential. Click the link in bio to listen to Another Million Miles Podcast and share this episode with someone who is ready to stop letting fear make the decision. Connect with Nick Schlekeway:Website: https://nickschlekeway.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nickschlekeway/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickschlekeway/

3. 

   11 Sept 2026

   Age Better with AI, Peptides & Personalized Longevity | Tony Medrano

   What if you could stop guessing about what your body needs and start using your own data to age better? In this episode of Another Million Miles, Danielle Keasling sits down with Tony Medrano, founder of LongevityPlan.ai, to explore the future of personalized longevity and how AI, peptides, genetics, biomarkers, and wearable technology could change the way we approach our health. Tony brings together expertise in technology, artificial intelligence, medical diagnostics, health optimization, and endurance athletics. He explains the concept of a personal "digital twin," which can bring together information from your wearables, bloodwork, genetics, lifestyle, and individual protocols to create a more personalized picture of your health. Danielle and Tony dive into: • Peptides and the growing longevity movement• GLP-1s and metabolic health• How athletes utilize 'digital twins' to optimize performance• Biological age and health optimization• Mitochondrial health, energy, and recovery• Oura, WHOOP, and wearable health data• Genetics and personalized protocols• AI and the future of personalized health• How to separate useful information from the hype This conversation isn't simply about living longer. It's about having the energy, strength, health, and clarity to enjoy those additional years. If you're interested in longevity, peptides, biohacking, healthy aging, wearable technology, or understanding what may work best for your individual body, this episode is for you. Learn more about Tony Medrano and personalized longevity at Longevityplan.ai Follow Another Million Miles for more conversations on longevity, wellness, health optimization, entrepreneurship, and creating a life you don't want to escape from.

Who has been a guest on Another Million Miles

Names identified in recent episode analyses. Showing up to five guests.

• Jeffrey Bailey
• Judy King
• Victoria Rader
• Kris Rice
• Aisha Makara

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

5 ratings

Spotify

5.0 / 5

8 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 34 / 100

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Quality

54

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

32

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