Ever head out the door and come home with the surprise of a lifetime? A half-marathon on an ordinary morning. How is this even remotely possible?
When we don’t think about our limitations, do they exist?
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Category: Numbers, numbers, numbers
Cardiovascular disease remains the number one what?
Why does he or she fuss over exercise, eating well, and sleeping decently?
BFO!
(blinding flash of the obvious)
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Is it a given we will gain weight over the end of the year holidays?
Is it a given we will gain weight over the end of the year holidays?
Why?
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The whole of Life’s Five Big Choices is greater than the sum of it’s parts
The whole of Life’s Five Big Choices is greater than the sum of it’s parts. We find it incredibly motivating how determination, humility, and simplicity work together to make everything more amazing than we’ve ever seen.
For example, the past two weeks, core strength metrics have spiked to record levels. Attributed only to one thing – not quitting.
The point? Just when we think, “It’s not worth it anymore”, progress.
And even without a “breakthrough”, everyday we don’t quit is, well, also progress.
This month jeff noel is encouraging Mid Life Celebration readers to follow all five daily blogs about work life balance. It’s a breeze to go from this physical health blog to the spiritual health blog, just click -> go to Next Blog
His attitude and preparation allowed him to nail it
Starting line for 1500m… two hours before the race… traffic (and heart rate) was much different by race time…
Did his midlife attitude and preparation allow him to nail it? The 50-something Baby Boomer had a mental plan:
- 400 in 1:28 (88 sec lap)
- 800 in 2:55 (87 sec lap)
- 1200 in 4:20 (85 sec lap)
- 1500 in 5:20 or better (60 sec or better final 300m)
The reality…
- 400 in 1:24 (84 sec lap)
- 800 in 2:51 (87 sec lap)
- 1200 in 4:20 (89 sec lap)
- 1500 in 5:18 (58 sec final 300m)
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