Ep 27: Redefining Our Pre-Defined Limits

Run, Selfie, Repeat

Kelly Roberts

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🗓️ 21 March 2017

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

The more we define what we can and can't do, the worse off we are. One of the hardest parts about climbing self doubt mountain is redefining my pre-defined limits. It drives me crazy that before I even try, I can convince myself that I'm going to fail or fall short. One of my favorite parts about running is that it's a constant reminder that it's not about how badly you want something, it's about how hard you're willing to work for it. And you have to believe that you're stronger than you think. Let's talk about how running is helping me redefine my pre-defined limits.

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0:00.0	Welcome to episode 27 of the Run Selfie Repeat podcast where we talk about life with a side of running.
0:09.6	My name is Kelly Roberts and today I thought we'd talk about a struggle I know many of us face.
0:17.0	And that's our struggle to redefine our predefined limits. But before we do that, I have to
0:23.9	thank Squarespace for sponsoring and making today's episode of the Run, Selfie Repeat,
0:28.5	podcast possible. Something that I'm ridiculously adamant about here on Run Selfie Repeat is
0:34.9	encouraging all of you to share your story. I think every single one of
0:39.7	us has a story to tell whether it's in our art or our journeys and stories or in our businesses,
0:46.1	and I'm telling you right now, don't wait to do it. Make your next move today. Squarespace is used by a wide variety of creatives from people like me who have running blogs
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1:40.7	make your next move and share your story. All right, let's get to today's episode.
1:47.1	So this past weekend, I ran the New York City Half Marathon and it was a really, really big day
1:59.5	for me because I did something that I really, I mean, even today
2:05.1	looking at the time that I ran and looking at my pace per mile, I have a really hard time
2:11.4	believing that I did it. I think if I didn't have pictures of me doing it, I would,
2:20.6	I wouldn't believe it because it doesn't feel like I'm capable of running that fast and that strong. But before we get to the actual race itself,
2:27.7	I want to start with the day before the race because this is really funny. So last year I ran the race with a good friend of mine. Her name's
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