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Wow, I’ve kept this going for an entire month! Ha-ha. I think since I started blogging (in 2010!), this has been my longest posting streak. Even though my posts aren’t entirely informative or thought-provoking, hopefully others can get something out of the calendar quotes. And without further ado…You not only need to be competitive, but … Continue reading March 31st

No quote today since it’s the same as yesterday.This weekend was a fun and relaxing one. Yesterday I ran with my mom in the morning and enjoyed breakfast at Dunks.  Then we visited the Nashoba Valley Railroad Association’s open house that they hold every year. They've been around since 2008 but this was the first … Continue reading March 30th

You control your own wins and losses.I’ve had many wins and losses in my life (work, relationships, running, etc.), and I’m thankful with how I worked through them and come out on the other side. ❤

The ability to conquer oneself is no doubt the most precious of all things that sports bestows.When I was younger, I wasn’t really into sports. Sure, I played some town soccer (my sole trophy was for an under-12 tournament!) and I even tried track and field in middle school (100m dash and javelin) but my … Continue reading March 28th

Passion first and everything will fall into place.This is definitely relevant to my career in hotels. Once I became a concierge, I really began to discover my passion for helping people and being their guide to Boston. It was a job I absolutely loved and will always have the best memories of the events I … Continue reading March 27th

Running is a journey filled with endless opportunities for adventure, challenge and personal growth.Thankfully I’ve never walked away from a race with a feeling of regret. Even if I didn’t perform as well as I may have wanted to, I would still feel a sense of accomplishment and knowing that this was something I could … Continue reading March 26th

Every run is a chance to discover new strengths, overcome challenges and celebrate victories.18 years135 racesThousands of milesSweat, tears and so many smilesSo many victories that my younger self would never have imagined for myself.