Common sense, but not common practice

USATF floor poster
Walking down the jetway, this put a smile on every runner’s face

 

The key to lifelong health and wellness is finding a million ways to stay motivated. Common sense, but not common practice.

One of the keys to staying motivated is creating a vibe that turns you on. For example, consider a track geek. Do whatever it takes and don’t worry about what anyone else thinks.

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Can you feel it, do you feel it?

jeff noel traits
Determination, humility, and simplicity look good on paper…

 

Can you feel it, do you feel it?

The itch.

To ramp things up.

The call of a new year looming.

A new season.

A new age-group on the horizon.

And maybe, quietly, something to prove (even though there’s nothing to prove).

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Now it appears as if he has nothing to worry about (which is garbage)

Moroccan sign at Epcot
Notice the bottom tag line: The Art of Personal Adornment? How about a healthy body and we call it a day?

 

Life is hard. Have personally overcome obesity and nearly everyone would never believe it because it was so long ago and now it appears as if I have nothing to worry about (which is garbage).

Learning how to stay healthy for a lifetime makes sense on every imaginable level.

Doing it, however, creates powerful excuses that have almost infinite possibilities.

We know this and have a personal obligation to use this knowledge to figure out how best to conquer the relentless temptations to take the low road.

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