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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
What if our job required demanded we were in great physical condition?
Would we quit or transfer?
What if our health required demanded we were in great physical condition?
Would we quit?
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Never saw it coming is a big reason people quit. Case in point. Two weeks ago I spent a week in Paris…only ran 15 minutes. The past week nursing a severe head cold…huge wrench in running plans. Falling two weeks behind compared to where I’ve been working years to get back to…just another day in paradise.
Don’t quit. Even when things happen you never saw coming. Be flexible. Adapt. Stay healthy, have fun.
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The main reason we quit exercising is simple and obvious. Boredom.
The antidote? Find a million ways not to. Yesterday morning’s run had a predictable route, but I didn’t feel like going the whole way and turning around. So I was going to take a shorter route to get the job done quicker – minimize the boredom…
…but decided to explore a route I’d never taken. Had the longest run in five years, and wasn’t bored for a moment.
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Dear Son, let me try to put this in perspective. There are 365 days in every year. So, at a minimum, I’d say at least 365 times each year I’m tempted to quit.
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Bob made it three weeks before he quit.
jeff noel (classic over-achiever) went two years, before scaling back – and has never quit, even after 12 years.
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