Is it a personal choice to sell ourselves short, or is it society’s fault?
After having accepted that i’m not going to 2015 Worlds this week in France, a revelation this morning…
Began training today for the 2019 World Championships. i’ll be 60. Today’s easy jog reminded me of something. Prior to the injury, i was in the best shape of my adult life.
Hearing about someone’s crushed childhood dream can motivate us to reconsider our own childhood dreams. We may even be inspired to live more intentionally.
I’ve often felt inspired and challenged by other’s who’ve broken away from their fear and doubt.
The ones who still believe in the awe and wonder of dreaming without limitation.
So if that happens for some of you as a result of hearing about my crushed dream to be in France this week, cool.
It’s just that running works for me, so i talk about it sometimes. i’m sure you have your thing that works for you and you find lots of ways to stay motivated with it.
And if you don’t at this stage in your life, let’s assume you are looking and hopeful.
What’s happening now though is the biggest event in Masters running (only happens every two years – Senior Olympics) is going on right now in France.
i’m bit geeked out about it.
The real insight in the recent running posts isn’t about running, it’s about being honest with yourself and smiling because you have something you get geeked out about too.
My friend, former colleague, and fellow Boomer, Shelli, is a dance geek. She couldn’t hide her love for dancing if her life depended on it.
Be well.
You’re in charge.
Please don’t be embarrassed to geek out about it.
Yesterday were the qualifying rounds for the 400 meters. It would have been my first event.