The Only One Who Can Tell You

Most Dreams Die A Slow Death. They're Conceived In A Moment Of Passion, With The Prospect Of Endless Possibility, But Often Languish And Are Not Pursued With The Same Heartfelt Intensity As When First Born. Slowly, Subtly, A Dream Becomes Elusive And Ephemeral. People Who've Lost Their Own Dreams Become Pessimists And Cynics. They Feel Like The Time And Devotion Spent On Chasing Their Dreams Were Wasted. The Emotional Scars Last Forever.

I Do A Lot Of Marathons As Training Runs. If I'm Somewhere And There's A Marathon, I'll Sign Up And Just Go Run It.

A Marathon Is Not About Running, It Is About Salvation. We Spend So Much Of Our Lives Doubting Ourselves, Thinking We're Not Good Enough, Not Strong Enough, Not Made Of The Right Stuff. The Marathon Is An Opportunity For Redemption. "opportunity," Because The Outcome Is Uncertain. "opportunity," Because It Is Up To You, And Only You, To Make It Happen; Only You Can Turn Your Farfetched Dream Into A Reality.

I Love To Run And I Have Some Tips To Keep It Fresh And Novel. I Rarely Use The Same Route Twice. That Keeps Things New.

I'm Not Trying To Take More Of The Pie For Myself. I'm Trying To Make The Pie Larger For Everyone.