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Runner’s Highs: Not Just for Runners

For as long as I can remember — way before I knew anything about endorphins or psychophysiology or thresholds or V02 maxes — I’ve craved the high I get from exercise.  It’s my drug of choice.  As a kid, I remember the sky looking more blue and the clouds looking more billowy after a bike ride around the lake.  At low points in my life, breaking a sweat has helped put a spring back into my step.  During intense times, losing my breath has helped me find my focus.  And today, putting one foot in front of another keeps me grounded in each day and anchored in my life. Read more

Weekend Wisdom

I spent part of this past weekend at Wisdom 2.0 — a conference that “addresses the great challenge of our age: to not only live connected to one another through technology, but to do so in ways that are beneficial to our own well-being, effective in our work, and useful to the world.”  There are countless amazing things about this conference (you can watch many of the talks here to see for yourself), but the biggest thing I took away both last year and this year is a feeling that my feet are firmly rooted on the ground.  Here are three simple points of inspiration that I took away and wanted to share: Read more

That Guy

My company had a Valentine’s Day half marathon this morning, which was my ideal way to kick off the day with love!  Well, that and the delicious heart-shaped, kid-crafted pancakes I gobbled down before the race.  But this post isn’t about the race….it’s about the guy behind the race. Read more

Spice Doctor

Tacos are a mainstay in our house.  They’re satisfying, pretty balanced, and super fast — the weeknight dinner trifecta as far as I’m concerned.  We generally make them with beef, topped with chopped tomatoes, sliced avocado, salsa and shredded cheese, and wrapped in either soft corn tortillas or big pieces of crisp lettuce. Read more

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