The one thing that’s made all the difference
Editor’s note: I am not going to lie, it feels really weird to write about this stuff when President Cheeto Benito is swiftly turning our country into North Korea, but […]
Tag Archives: confidence
I’m racing open/elite at a local triathlon, and here’s why
Last year, I noticed something curious at a lot of the smaller local triathlons. The races often had categories for elite/open racers – meaning they all start in the first […]
What we talk about when we talk about women and aging
I turned 36 this year, and I told my friend Autumn that I’ve been surprised by how much I’ve liked getting older. To be quite frank about it, I feel […]
Project Boston: Trusting my training, trusting myself
Like most of the Western world, I’ve spent a lot of the last few weeks eating nothing but cheese and sugar and drinking many, many adult beverages. I’ve managed to […]
Project BQ: Training the muscle between my ears
I wrote a post last week in which I talked about a lot of the non-running specific training I’ve done to get myself ready to take a flying leap at […]
On confidence
After I wrote my last post, a lot of you left really sweet, amazing comments that not only gave me all kinds of feels, but also made me think a […]
Guess I should probably blog about my upcoming half-Ironman
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a blogger with many things worth blogging about happening in her life is a blogger without the time and energy necessary to actually […]
Confidence: The difference between ‘hoping’ and ‘knowing’
This past weekend, while I was still in the throes of Marathon Trials Mania, I spent some time combing through the Runners World section devoted to the trials. One of […]
Self-doubt, fear and other enemies of awesomeness
I have a story about self-confidence, or lack thereof. During the last race season, Brian would ask what my goal was for an upcoming 5K and I would say that […]
