Tag Archives: Mid Life

Which Part?

Which part what? Which part of your life is the most exciting? Which part of your life is the most challenging? How do you balance the two?

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Regret Is Awesome

Yesterday, as I was adding some tags to the blog post, I typed Regret. That word came to mind because it was the key driver in the decision to ride a bicycle across the country. Or not. If I didn’t … Continue reading

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Rocky Mountain High

That image of those three bicyclists at 8,000 feet, with the Colorado Rocky Mountains above and below them,  was permanently etched on my brain. I had just turned 13.  And yet, I was thinking and dreaming as if I were an … Continue reading

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Bring It On

Today.  This morning.  Right now.  Bring it on. What does that mean? Who am I talking to? First and foremost, I’m talking to myself.  Journaling is a world-class way to self-awareness. Self-awareness is the most important step towards self-improvement. My … Continue reading

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