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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
When it seems there hasn’t been any progress for a long time and maybe there never will be any progress again – what do we do next?
Well, when we work diligently and with great patience and effort we eventually do make progress.
How can we not?
It (almost always) never happens in the time frame we wish for.
Haven’t seen this morning’s weight on the scale in over two years.
Never thought it would take this long to get back.
The long way is the short cut.
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Obstacles. Road blocks. Walls. Injuries. Pain. Temptation. Impatience. Frustration.
And this is just the tip of the iceberg on the long list of excuses to quit.
Foot challenges.
A decade and then some.
Invisible to 99.99%.
Foot pain was too intense to run.
Rode bike 25 miles instead.
To Church and back.
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Am leaning towards casually shooting for the 100-miles-in-a-month challenge.
Requires four weeks of five runs per week, five miles each run.
A creative carrot to get a base for the late sumer comeback.
Setbacks are merely opportunities to extend the comeback.
Have missed three track meets so far this year.
In January, those big meets seemed realistic – until the setbacks.
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What happens when we refuse to quit?
Progress is made.
Finally down, and staying down, five pounds.
Still have six or seven to go before competition.
Man does it feel good.
Know the feeling?
Been waiting on this for nearly two years. Thought it would take two months.
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A decade ago, the first 5k was run in 22:10.
Real life in real time…
Preparation for yesterday’s 5k felt completely out of synch. One very slow, freezing, 30-minute jog in Winnipeg in the past week.
Arrived for the 5k and didn’t even feel like warming up.
So the bar was set low – running 22:10 seemed like a fair goal.
We are the CEO of You, Inc.
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