Hi @stoodkev,

After reading your Hive story I drop by from time to time to see if you have written something new on your blog. However, I decided to go back in time (on your blog though 😅) and I came across this beautiful post.

I resonated so much with this one as I was an athlete. Most of the races I took part in back in High School were long-distance races suitable for our age at the time, such as 1,500m and 3,000m. I always aimed to run a marathon someday but had surgery and was required to heal for years before going back on track.

It was really awesome to see how we were pushing each other to the finish line and how everyone was competing against oneself rather than against the others.

This statement right here is a gem.

It can be likened to the race of life with emphasis on running your life's race while supporting others as much as you can and striving to be better than your previous self or track record not in comparing oneself to others.

There are indeed so many life lessons to learn from running.

I already registered for my next one on March 1st in Tainan,

You did not do a follow-up post to this. Did you eventually participate? If yes, how was your experience?