Run, Selfie, Repeat

What are you worth?

Take a second to grab a pen of paper because during today's episode of the Run, Selfie, Repeat podcast, I want you to write down your answer. I want you to ask yourself what your worth is, what makes you stand out, and why you matter. Because I know this is something I struggle with, I often find myself selling myself short.

And sure, sometimes it's because self deprecating jokes here and there keep me human but sometimes, it's because I actually doubt myself.

Today is all about inner confidence and trusting our worth. So buckle up, because this episode is an important one.

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Save the date! On Saturday June 24th, women around the world are ditching their shirts along with their insecurities for Global #SportsBraSquad day!

In this episode of the Run, Selfie, Repeat podcast, I tell the real story of how the #SportsBraSquad actually came to be.

**Click Here if you'd like to watch the #WhyWeSweat video.

For more information on how to join a Global #SportsBraSquad meetup or to host your own, CLICK HERE!

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Now get your sports bras ready because on June 24th, we're showing the world what strength looks like!

On a car ride back from a family reunion, we listened to episode 589 of This American Life titled "Tell Me I'm Fat". The episode started off with this eye opening statistic-- ⅓ of Americans are classified as overweight and another ⅓ are obese. And then, the four acts went on to pose the idea that maybe it's time to rethink the way we see being fat.

YES. OF COURSE IT'S TIME TO RETHINK THE WORD FAT. The fact most people who are struggling with their weight, fat or not, struggle with such intense feelings of shame, self loathing, and disgust is unacceptable.

I've lost so many years of my life consumed with how much I weighed, convinced that I needed to lose X amount of weight in order to be beautiful or happy. I don't care how many times I have to say it, strength doesn't look a certain way, it feels a certain way.

We don't just need to change the way we feel about the word fat, but we need to change the way we (specifically women) see themselves. Today's episode is a tough one but it's an important one.

Thinking about starting your own website or blog? Go to Squarespace.com and use offer code Kelly for 10% off your purchase of your personal domain address and website. Squarespace is the best and easiest platform out there. I say that because I use it and love it. Share your story. Find your voice. Then, email me when you do so I can celebrate the hell out of you!

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This week, I'm in Seattle visiting with Oiselle talking Girls on Track (GOT Bras) and what we can do empower the sisterhood. (Hint Hint -- National #SportsBraSquadDay is coming. June 24th. Mark your calendars.) One of the serious badasses here at Oiselle, Megan Murray, shared some sobering statistics with me that broke my heart and it is my hope that they make you really, really angry as well. Ready?

The National Eating Disorders Association found that 70% of women report they don't like their bodies, and that 89% of women have dieted by age 17. THOSE NUMBERS AREN'T OK. Here's what I want to ask you, at what point will we be happy? What will it take for you to realize that you aren't just good enough but that you're already the best version of yourself possible?

I need to talk about what we can do to make this number disappear.

Now, find your voice and share your story! Go to Squarespace.com and use offer code Kelly for 10% off your purchase of your very own PERSONAL domain address and website. Squarespace is the greatest. I say that because I use it. So you know it's true.

Don't forget to subscribe to the Run, Selfie, Repeat podcast on iTunes (or you can listen to it on Google Play), and, if you're feeling extra incredible and amazing, I would really appreciate it if you could leave me a 5 star rating and review on iTunes. You're wonderful for doing this for me. Thank you.

For hundreds of thousands of runners, breaking 2 hours in the half marathon is the goal they fight for. It requires grit, determination, perseverance, and patience because for so many of us, it takes year to break through that mental barrier. And this weekend, after we launched Project 1:59, I saw first hand how difficult it is to believe in yourself when you don't think you can do it. I want to take a second to celebrate all the runners who try, fall short, and dare to try time and time again.

If you're chasing that sub 2 hour half marathon, join the Project 1:59 club on Strava and share your story! Let us know where you're racing and what breaking 2 means to you. This year, we're breaking the 2 hour barrier together.

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Live every single day like it could be your last. It sounds cheesy, but it's true. This morning, one of my friends sent me the Tedx talk called "The Magic Of Not Giving A F**k" by Sarah Knight. In her speech, Sarah talks about how to stop spending time you don't have doing things you don't want to do. But here's the thing, it's really hard to put yourself first. So today's episode is all about about what it means to live for today.

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Want to know the secret to getting the most of your workouts? RECOVER.

Today on a very special episode of the Run, Selfie, Repeat podcast, Physical Therapy wizard Mike Riccardi and superwoman athlete and massage therapist Sarah Hunninghake of Finish Line Physical Therapy are joining me to explain why recovery is the bane of every runner's existence!

For more information about Finish Line Physical Therapy, CLICK HERE. And for exercises you can try at home, follow them on Instagram!

How often do you take the time to actually celebrate yourself for your accomplishments and achievements? Rarely? Sounds about right.

Now, how often do you kick yourself when you misstep or make a mistake? What's that? All day every day? Yeah, sounds about right.

Let's take a second to talk about why it's important that we take the time to celebrate ourselves!

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I'm in the throws of the post marathon blues and I feel totally and completely disoriented and lost. And I can't escape this idea of what's next.

I hate "what's next". I love setting goals and working towards something. And right now, I don't have a tangible finish line to move towards. And I feel so much pressure to have my next chapter figured out and the truth is, I don't really know what's next. And I'm embarrassed to admit that.

What do you do when you're in transition, thinking about what's next, or when you're feeling numb? I'd love to hear your thoughts in the comments below.

And if you're looking to find your voice and share your story, use offer code Kelly and make your next move! Start your own blog here on Squarespace. I'll never forget how terrified I was when I launched Run, Selfie, Repeat and today, I couldn't imagine my life without it. Share your story. You won't regret it.

Anyone who has ever chased a goal that felt intimidating and unattainable, put in the work, and then either stood in their own way or "failed" trying knows how disappointing it can be to fall short.

After reading through a few billion emails from readers and listeners urging me not to feel disappointed in how I handled the London Marathon, we need to talk about the fact that it's ok to feel disappointed in yourself. What's not ok is to take disappointment and turn it into a sign that you should give up.

Nobodies perfect. We all make mistakes. What I experienced during the London Marathon isn't something I'm particularly proud of but when I was out there on the course, struggling to find a way not to give up, I remembered what Sophie Walker had said during the Women Run Strong event. Sophie told a story about how one particularly rough day, she realized that no one was going to save her.

She had to save herself.

Sometimes the cards are stacked against us. Regardless of what happens, there's no such thing as game over. When you stumble, you have to give yourself permission to feel whatever it is you're feeling. Feel disappointed. Or sad. But remember, set backs don't define you. They're just apart of the journey. The only way you'll fail is if you fail to try. No regrets, no excuses.

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