Ep 40: How Badly Do You Want It

Run, Selfie, Repeat

Kelly Roberts

4.8 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2017

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

How badly do you want it? That is a question that took the wind out of my sails during my last huge attempt to make impossible, possible. Because I wasn't mentally ready to take the gloves off and fight with every piece of hope I had, I thought that because I was struggling, I didn't want it badly enough. Today, I know better. I know that how badly do you want it isn't a question to save for you big day, it comes down to right now. How can you fight through doubts and set backs every single day. With just days left until my second attempt to try to qualify for the Boston Marathon, a goal that's felt impossible for an entire year, I have a new outlook on how badly do you want it.

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0:00.0	It's the final countdown.
0:05.9	Hey everyone, welcome to episode 40 of the Run Self-We-Repeat podcast, where we talk about life
0:11.4	with the side of running.
0:12.7	I'm your slightly panicked and terrified hostess with the most is Kelly Roberts, and before
0:16.8	I dish out some seriously tough advice that I'm struggling to swallow, I want to take a moment to talk about the sponsor of today's episode and the website platform that helped me understand that creating a blog and a website and a podcast wasn't nearly as intimidating as it sounded.
0:36.5	Before I started Rund Selfie Repeat, I had every single excuse in the book not to make my next move. I didn't think I had a voice that needed to be heard. I was too afraid to share my voice. I didn't know what I was doing. I didn't know how to create a website. I didn't know how to make a logo or go about getting one. I still don't have a logo. So I didn't have any pictures or like an idea of what to talk about on my website.
0:58.2	I wasn't very good at correctly using, you know, the contraction,
1:02.5	you were short for you are and your.
1:06.8	My grammar was atrocious and I just, it was all very daunting. But once I started building my
1:12.9	website on Squarespace, I realized that I was letting my fear of making a mistake or not knowing
1:19.6	what I was doing, hold me back. In Squarespace, they're award-winning beautiful templates.
1:25.3	Beautiful templates are so easy to use. That's not like me
1:30.6	trying to sell you something. I use this and I didn't know what I was doing and I'm telling you
1:35.7	they're easy because I can figure it out. They're so easy to navigate. They're so easy to figure
1:40.8	out. And even if you don't know what the hell you're doing, like me, you'll end up with a beautiful website that looks like it was designed by a professional.
1:47.8	It is a gift given by the gods. I love Squarespace. I believe in Squarespace. I use Squarespace.
1:55.9	So if you're someone looking to find your voice or share your story, if you're an entrepreneur,
2:01.0	a business owner, an artist, a restaurant owner, a hopeful blogger, someone who just wants to make
2:07.7	a difference in the world, if you're looking to create a killer website, make your next
2:13.6	move on Squarespace.
2:14.6	Use offer code Kelly, that's K-E-L-L-L-Y for 10% off your personal website
2:20.6	and domain address. And then email me, tweet me, find a way to let me know that you created
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