“You find out who you truly are on the other side of your perceived limits.” Elite endurance athlete @dixonofficial completed his first triathlon in college, entering on a whim to compete with a friend. He was immediately hooked — driven by chasing that voice in the back of his head that asked, what if? What if he could swim faster, bike faster, run faster? What if he set goals beyond what he thought possible? “That just snowballs,” Dixon shares. “Still to this day, after every race I look at my times and think, I can get faster.” That mindset has carried him from triathlons to marathons to rowing across the Atlantic. He’s not chasing finish lines — he’s chasing the version of himself that effort reveals. “I would rather fail than always wonder ‘what if.’ The easy days are easy for everyone. I want to be defined by my hard days.” Stay Salty, Dixon ⚡