After a wonderful graduation celebration last night, I woke up early--5:30--and decided I would "get a jump on the day" and run.
Temperature in the upper 60s and humid! I ran 50 minutes, which was my goal. A good run. I try to sprint, i.e., run faster than my normal s l o w pace, the last 20 yards or so. I think it's good to push like that at the end of the run.
Just as I have a running plan, I want to have a life plan-I don't want to live my life randomly, just floating along, doing whatever. I want to be proactive, focused and intentional in all areas of my life.
Look carefully then how you walk, not as unwise but as wise, making the best use of the time, because the days are evil. Eph. 5:15.
Running the race, with Him, because of Him, and for His glory!
Leadership
10 years ago
Just found you through Kim's blog. Love finding like minded people that love to run! :)
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ReplyDeleteI love this...I agree and want this to be how my life is!
Good job on your run and running hard at the end...that always gives me a boost of energy!
I just found your blog on Terri's! I love that verse - just ♥ it!! Your blog is very encouraging and I'm so glad to add it my "running blogging friends"!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments and encouragement, friends! I enjoy your running blogs very much and am glad to have found you!
ReplyDeleteBlessings on you and yours.
Proactive, focused and intentional in all areas of my life - what a challenge and thank you for the reminder. Great post!
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