It’s amazing how influential rhythm can be on your life. I’m personally a very habitual person. I put the same things in the same pockets every day. When I run I avoid stoplights because stopping and starting breaks the rhythm of my steps. It took me a long time and a lot of races to learn to navigate water stops without losing a step (drop a comment if you use “the pinch method”).

In this blog I’ll share my plan to attack my Boston Qualifying goal this year. I ’ll break down how that looks in reality and ways I find appreciation in the process, especially in the challenges.

The mountains we’re climbing right now aren’t our first obstacles in life. The fact that you are reading this right now proves that the last obstacle didn’t take you out and the ones we’re facing now are just future memories; they are the beginning of our stories of triumph. The challenges are what make us stronger, tougher and wiser. Thank you for continuing to pursue your goals.