every day i wake up and i'm not kidding you every single day i watch

jennifer hudson's carpool karaoke with james korsden because it is just two people who are

having so much fun and enjoying one another company and there's one point in it where jennifer

hudson in reference to herself when she's singing the, And I am telling you, song from Dreamgirls, she's like, sing, Jennifer.

And it makes me laugh so hard, and I was just watching it, it was cracking me up.

Anyways, welcome to episode 22.

Are we on 22?

22, I think 22 of the Run, Solve You Repeat podcast, where we talk about life with a

side of running.

I'm your host, Kelly Roberts, and today I thought we should talk about patience because patience is one of those

skills that despite the immense amount of time I've tried working on it, I just can't seem to master.

Honestly, I think it's the reason why I struggled so hard to become a runner because

running requires so much patience. I mean, my God, if you want something to test your human

spirit, start running, my friends. It's like a big giant, it's a warm helping of humble pie. I mean, patience is easily the hardest part

about embarking on like a healthy lifestyle change or taking your first steps towards a more

active lifestyle or like I just said, becoming a runner because I think the hardest part is

if you're not able to imagine your life, once you make the change or when you stick with something, I think it hardest part is if you're not able to imagine your life once you make the change or when you

stick with something, I think it just feels impossible. I mean, for me, becoming a runner was so

outlandish because running was always the thing that I was forced to do when I was cracking jokes

during PE or when I tried to get out of doing PE, you know, I mean,

running is a punishment for most people. You're forced to take a lap, you know? All my life,

I had this warped idea of what it meant to be athletic or active. And I really thought that

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