One of the things that I have always loved about running, is that to get better it is actually really simple. Run consistently and you will get faster. Sounds super simple, but in reality showing up day in and day out over the last 10 years was not easy. Although frought with challenges, running has given me experiences and relationships that transcend any time or result that I have achieved. So, I write this to share my story but also for myself. I will try my best to articulate and share what the last 10 years have been like. Thank you to everyone in my corner. It is never a one man team, but truly a village.
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