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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
The foolish part of dreaming big is allowing the magnitude of impossibility to frighten us and justify our rational excuses to quit.
There should be no quitting a good and noble physical wellness goal. Quitting is the joke. And it’s not funny. At all.
One day our dream seems crushed, the next it feels like victory.
But only if we do not quit.
No foot pain during (or after) yesterday’s 10-miler to Magic Kingdom.
This is huge because defeat and frustration were really strong this time.
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April Fools.
Yesterday’s ‘giving up running’ announcement was an April Fool’s joke.
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PS. Couldn’t get the camera ready quickly enough. Saw it coming from 400 meters away and it rolled past for another 400.
Not everyone loves to run. Some do.
But…
Giving up on running because it’s just too difficult.
Too much time.
Too many long term injuries.
Too challenging with all the travel and long hours.
Too many other things we could be doing with our time instead of running.
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April Fool’s Day is an American tradition, a time to play practical jokes and have a great laugh at someone else’s gullibility. Laughter is the best medicine they say. I still chuckle at how I started running one mailbox a day back in 2000. Yep, it was April 1st. Now, 13 years later, it’s one of the best foolish things I’ve done.
Insight: A foolish beginning can lead to serious results.
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Really, it’s simply too difficult to change.
Sure, I want to be healthy for the rest of my life.
Who doesn’t?
But my gosh, there is so much stuff clamoring for my attention, my time.
Ever feel like this?
Maybe we’re all a bunch of fools to believe we can change.