Make plans. Change plans. Be flexible. The last six or seven weeks haven't gone according to plan, or even close to plan. My swimming has been very technique-focused (but lacking in yards), I didn't like how my training was coming together, and so I decided to make some changes. I could probably have suffered through … Continue reading Reflecting On Triathlon-ing
The last time I blogged I was basebuilding for my first 70.3 (or triathlon of any distance). The short of the very long update goes a little something like this: I struggled to have energy for workouts, got bloodwork, got diagnosed with mono + low iron + low ferritin, had knee problem and return of … Continue reading Reflecting on the Last Six Months
One of my intentions for 2016 is to reflect more, and have the courage to change the things that make me unhappy or merit change of some sort. Sounds vague, yeah? 2015 was all over the place... I started a new job in June and started working outside of the house for the first time … Continue reading Reflecting and Daring…
When I moved to Connecticut in June of 2012 for what promised to be an amazing opportunity at Yale University I was elated. I was going to be much closer to my family (3 hour drive) and my year in Charleston hadn't been that great. I took a chance on a good job in a … Continue reading It’s Okay to Quit Sometimes…
With a new year often comes new goals and a fresh start. Really you can start fresh at anytime, a new year is just seemingly the most convenient time to do so. 2014 wasn't a great year for me...and although looking back is at times counterproductive and useless, there are takeaways for certain. Last year … Continue reading Looking Ahead
2014 was full of many ups and downs. More downs than ups it seems looking back over the year. I vowed to make some changes in 2014, but got a little overwhelmed with some life-changing events and decisions. I did opt to defer starting my MBA program in the fall which was a really wise … Continue reading See You Later…
I've been getting questions lately about my training and I've opted to keep most of it on the low down, until now. The reality of my hip injury is that it is more complicated than a lot of issues I've dealt with. As well as it needing time off, it also needed some TLC: a … Continue reading No Wine-ing for Me
I ran across the above the other day and it really resonated with me. I know (just as anyone who knows me does) that I am far too hard on myself. I hold onto what I've done wrong for far too long and don't acknowledge the accomplishments (however small they may be) for any length … Continue reading Am I Enough?
{Seeking} Sanity on the Run 