How I Built Resilience: Michael Horvath and Mark Gainey of Strava

Hey everyone, just a quick announcement before we start the show. So A lot of you may know how much I miss seeing all of you at the live in-person shows that we do around the country during normal times. So I am really excited to finally announce our first how I built this virtual event. It's happening next month with Jay Shetty. Jay is a best selling author, former monk, and wellness coach, and if you're searching for purpose, peace, and clarity in your life, or you're struggling to find meaning and motivation at work, you will not want to miss this conversation. Please join us. It's happening on Thursday

March eleventh, and anybody around the world can take part. For more information and tickets, Head to NPR presents. Dot org. And I hope to see you there. Hey everyone and welcome to How I Built This Resilience Edition from NPR.

I'm Guy Raz. Each week on Thursday, we invite entrepreneurs and other business leaders to come onto the show to talk about how they've been building resilience into their businesses this past year. And you can join us each Thursday at 9 a.m. Pacific, 12 Eastern on the How I Built This Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube pages. to hear the conversation and ask questions as well. This week, my conversation with Mark Gainey and Michael Horvath, co-founders of the social media app Strava. Strava is a social fitness platform for athletes at every level

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