Speaking
A teacher who can tell you exactly what the fifth day feels like
Harvey speaks the way he teaches: specific, unhurried, evidence first. No hype, no beast-mode. He has held rooms of ninth graders and rooms of executives with the same three stories.
How a 108-hour race is won in hour-long decisions — and where that applies to teams facing work with no visible finish line.
Sustainable performance from someone who recovers fast enough to race a 24-hour and a 100-miler thirteen days apart.
The talk he gives his own students: mental limits, patience and gratitude, from a teacher who run-commutes to their school.
Who he speaks to
Pacing, recovery and decision-making under fatigue — argued from a 108-hour race rather than from a management book. Best for offsites, all-hands and leadership days.
He is a full-time high school teacher, so he pitches to the room rather than over it. Assemblies, sports banquets and graduation. He will take questions until they run out.
Fifteen Badwater starts, five Team USA 24-hour appearances and two backyard world records. Specific, technical, and honest about what went wrong.
“We are all capable of incredible feats. No matter your pursuits, we can all go so much further than we think.”
