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The second was finishing my first FULL marathon–that’s 26.2 miles–on May 28, 2006. I ran the Brooklyn Half-Marathon on March 18 and the Long Island Half-Marathon on May 7 as tune-up races. Three years ago, the longest distance I had ever run was THREE miles.
How did I do it? I wrote down my goals and I applied discipline in my life to achieve both of these goals. It wasn’t always easy – but it was easier than you might think — and it was well worth it.
Here’s the proof…
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And you can do it, too. You can achieve your goals.
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Paul McGinniss, PCC MSHR
Executive & Workplace Coach
516.216.4233
paul@response-ableconsulting.com
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