Wasted time. \u00a0At my age, every minute counts and I want every one of them to be productive and to bear fruit.<\/p>\n
Washing dishes is wasted time unless I do something at the same time and that means watching running videos on YouTube. \u00a0In their selection for me this afternoon was the motivational movie, “Wasted Time” by Greg Unger. \u00a0It was fitting that I watch it.<\/p>\n
I have watched it before, but motivation is something that I think that we all need and in my case, also want to share. \u00a0Greg Unger has a story that I will share below, but watch the video, too, and be inspired and motivated to see how far you can go…<\/p>\n
They laughed at me when I said I wanted to start running at 315lbs…
\nThey laughed when I said I would drop the weight to do it…
\nThey told me after the cancer and arthritis and tearing the ligament completely off my ankle that I would never run distances over 5 miles…
\nThey laughed when I said how inspired I was by ultrarunning…
\nThey laughed when I said I would do a marathon…<\/p>\n
315lbs to 195lbs in 6 months to do my first marathon in 2011.
\n2 Ironmans – St. George and Hawaii Ironman World Championships in 2011
\n150+ Marathons and Ultramarathons over 2012, 2013, 2014
\n1st Place in multiple Ultrarunning Races.
\n123 Mile Run – New Years Ever 2014
\nThe warm up is over…
\nLet them laugh…
\nOnly those who risk going too far… Can ever possibly know.. How far one can go…
\nKeep Going…<\/p>\n
Learn more about Greg Unger here – \u00a0http:\/\/blog.ungermotivation.com\/p\/about-me.html<\/a><\/p>\n