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First Weigh-in: 198lbs
Last Weigh-in: 196lbs
Net Change: -2Last Updated: 28 March 2012
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Fits and Starts
Marathon training began in fits and starts. I experienced nausea and dizziness at work a few weeks ago. I felt better the next day and decided to ski the next day to take advantage of this year’s fleeting snow. I … Continue reading
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2012 Race Schedule
I reduced the amount of races I’m doing this year due to my financial situation. I will focus on more quality training on hills and the track. Hillstriders March Madness March Half Marathon This is my official start of the … Continue reading
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Doing It Again
I registered for the Chicago Marathon… again. I’m doing it for a lot of reasons. Last year didn’t pan out the way I wanted it to. From failure comes important lessons to create success from. I started training consistently as … Continue reading
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Moving on, Moving Forward
Each quarter, I spend time review what I’ve done with my life. My quick review after the Chicago Marathon turned into a full three months of looking back, analyzing my life, and synthesizing it into a a plan for a … Continue reading
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Fit and Fabulous Personal Finance in 2012
I have a mixed history with my personal finances. Early in life, my mom and dad taught me to be a great saver. My mom taught me to invest my money wisely. I spent time with friends with bad financial … Continue reading
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Five Areas to Focus On for 2012
Far too many people tell me I am full of potential. I have not lived up to the standards I want to live at nor to the potential people see in me. This is the year of living up to … Continue reading
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Disappointed and Dissatisfied. Regrets.
When asked me how the Chicago Marathon went, I replied with the first thought and feeling that came to mind, “Disappointed.” I ran a good race for the cards I was dealt that day. In fact, I probably shouldn’t have … Continue reading
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