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Running too fast and hard without any rest produces a poorer version of you than one who ran slowly and easily. It is not necessary to run a race with no objective in life. You will get there faster if you go slow and steady rather than slow and exhausted.
By Andrena Phillips, Master Life Strategist5
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Running too fast and hard without any rest produces a poorer version of you than one who ran slowly and easily. It is not necessary to run a race with no objective in life. You will get there faster if you go slow and steady rather than slow and exhausted.