Good Days

A valuable lesson can be found in doing something in spite of convenience and pleasantries. In a sense, this is considered the existence of runners; however, looking more intently at myself, I have found that I function very explicitly on the foundation of my own desires. When my desires to not align with my situation, I am not happy.

Even still, I often am made to do things out of obligation, obedience, or some other form of requirement. If I do things in that sense, I am never really pleased in doing them, and the benefit is never as it could otherwise be.

On the flip side, when I choose to accept my situation and seek to get of it what can be got, then the greatest benefit can be found in all situations. I do not have access to the most advanced cross training equipment, I do not always have access to a track when I want one, I do not always have access to a personal trainer when I need one. The reality is, no situation is ever perfect, and very often, something goes wrong, but that won't stop me from having a good day.

*Note: some days you just feel terrible. That is unavoidable. On those days, I do not have good days, but in the sense I am communicating in this post, it is still possible to achieve benefit from those days.