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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Looking forward to this morning’s run around campus.
What are you looking forward to this morning?
PS. There are plenty of other things an Orlando based leadership speaker could be doing with the time it will take to complete the run. Gonna run anyway.
Maybe exercise helps a speaker deliver a better speech.
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(photo: Cooper went virtually everywhere. How well a dog can behave in public is often underestimated, undiscovered)
What are we capable of? Most of will never know. Sad.
How present do we need to be in order to live as if we were dying?
Too morbid or too intense?
And if we could be that present, would we come alive in a way that felt like hitting the lottery?
And if we could reach that sort of euphoria, would it be sustainable?
Would we become overbearing or inspiring?
Your move.
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(photo: screen shot of the alternating walk and run times… Lap 1 was a 17-minute walk)
Life has a funny way of delivering on common sense if we allow it. Especially when we don’t feel like allowing it. Mostly because we think today is going to be the exception.
Felt the need to run but really didn’t feel like running. So it began as a walk.
After a mile or so, decided to run – it was only for three minutes. Just wasn’t feeling it.
Turned off the coastal road and hit the beach and had a strong headwind.
Eureka!
Nearly 20 minutes of running later, a break with a nine-minute walk. Followed by eight more minutes of jogging.
An hour after ‘not feeling like running’, felt refreshed and alive.
Conscious cleared.
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While the goal of most Master’s Athletes is not fame, still there is a burning goal.
It’s literally a universal goal.
To get and stay healthy.
Simple. No?
Most lifetime athletes must be very creative to stay motivated. Motivation is action. Action is key.
This bleeds over into every area of a balanced person’s life.
Simple. No?
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It’s probably achilles tendonitis.
Probably stimulated from wearing different orthotics for a week. And possibly from not changing out running shoes soon enough.
Just enough difference to put strain where there normally isn’t.
What keeps us going when the most unexpected setback taunts us yet again?
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