My triathlon coach sent me this link just yesterday and it rang all kinds of bells for me. She sent it a few days after I told her that I'd just made myself do a hill I'd been scared of doing for quite awhile, even though I was pretty sure I could do it. I felt like a serious jerk for having waited so long to tackle it, although I am certainly glad I finally did it.
I think people will either really like this post or really hate it. I really liked it. Someone else told me the same thing when a decade-long job ended: Be fearless. I try to remember it often.
http://elizabethfedofsky.blogspot.co...ghty-word.html
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04-23-2009, 09:58 PM #2
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