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This week we dive deep into the concept of sacrifice in running. We discuss the necessary sacrifices runners must make to achieve their goals and how to know if you're sacrificing the right things. We address common pitfalls, such as sacrificing the wrong aspects of life or overdoing the variety in training to the detriment of progress. Learn that real progress may require giving up old beliefs, focusing on quality over quantity, and embracing the right kind of sacrifice to ensure long-term success and joy in running. This also touches on balancing running goals with family and personal life, emphasizing that sacrifices should be sustainable and aligned with individual goals.

01:38 Understanding Sacrifice and Trade-offs

05:10 The Myth of Having It All

12:02 Short-term Wins vs. Long-term Goals

16:09 Sustainable Sacrifice and Mental Health

22:19 The Dangers of Sacrificing Sleep

24:16 Sacrificing Progress for Variety

31:34 Balancing Consistency and Joy

35:17 Making Room for What Truly Matters

36:49 Quality Over Quantity in Training

39:27 Defining Clear Goals in Training

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Today we are digging into the often misunderstood topic of motivation. We discuss why motivation, while potentially useful in the short term, is not the key to long-term success in running. Instead, they emphasize the importance of consistency and action, which build the necessary belief systems to achieve running goals. The episode highlights how small, manageable action steps can bolster motivation, create lasting habits, and ultimately transform identity.

00:49 The Limitations of Motivation

01:15 Consistency Over Motivation

05:03 The Role of Small Steps

07:56 Belief and Action: The True Drivers

12:30 Transforming Identity Through Action

15:44 Setting Realistic Goals

35:18 The Importance of Enjoying the Journey

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