If we could dramatically increase our batting average, why wouldn’t we?

Father and Son
It’s simple. Increase your odds of feeling good, more often

 

We pollute our soul (and our body) so slowly, we never notice.

Until one day our doctor tells us she has bad news.

Beware the barrenness of a busy life. – Socrates

We may not be able to avoid everything, just the way a baseball batter doesn’t hit every pitch.

But if we could dramatically increase our batting average, why wouldn’t we?

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We can feel this pain, can’t we?

ABC news coverage of Nelson Mandella's death yesterday
ABC news coverage of Nelson Mandella’s death yesterday

 

We can feel this pain, can’t we?

Not going to run today and probably won’t make it to the gym. And strongly wanted to do both.

Haven’t been to the gym for a core workout in 10 days. Running has been infrequent. Blame it on a heavy workload.

There’s a reveal (in three more blogs) of what happened at the gym yesterday, for those of us who know how to get there.

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There are times when the last thing we have time to do is run

Amazon package of books from Xulon Press
There are times when the last thing I have time to do is run

 

There are times when the last thing we have time to do is run.

As long as these times are the exception and not the norm, we’ll be fine.

Clicking the linked, bolded word Blog (next line) takes you to more of the book story… and it really starts getting interesting…

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The never ending battle with things that make us want to quit exercising

Florida ant hill next to residential road
Trying not to make mountains out of molehills (or ant hills)

 

Exercise may take an unplanned backseat today. Being down a parent, early morning cable service call, and an early morning school rehearsal have all come together to a head.

The cable appointment is the ringer.

These are the things that never go away. And the things we must fight a never ending battle with – to avoid quitting.

And so it goes.

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