What if the hardest moment of your life became the very thing that gave your life greater purpose?
This week on The Self-Leadership Lab, Bobby sits down with Tyler Moon, a sudden cardiac arrest survivor, speaker, and author, to discuss one remarkable question:
What do you do after life gives you a second chance?
At just 25 years old, Tyler collapsed during the Twin Cities 10-Mile Race and received CPR from complete strangers before being rushed to the hospital. What followed wasn't just a story of survival—it became a story of resilience, faith, community, and choosing purpose over fear.
Together, Bobby and Tyler explore:
• Why adversity doesn't automatically make us stronger
• How resilience is intentionally developed
• The importance of surrounding yourself with community
• Why putting yourself in difficult situations can prepare you for life's biggest challenges
• The role faith played throughout Tyler's recovery
• What leadership looks like in seasons of uncertainty
Tyler Moon, a sudden cardiac arrest survivor, has a powerful mission: to empower others to turn their biggest adversities into their greatest opportunities. His miraculous journey, from "Flatline to Finish Line," has been featured in major media outlets like Runner's World, Today.com, Fox News, and National Public Radio. This passion is central to his work as president of Living Proof Leadership. Tyler lives in the Minneapolis area with his family and works in logistics at General Mills.
• LivingProofLeadership.com
• https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyler-moon-39444aa3
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