A Foolproof Plan to Beat Procrastination

A few days ago I ran for seven hours and eleven minutes without a break.  Let that sink in for just a moment to realize the magnitude of it.  That’s not a typo. I ran all day.  In extreme conditions.

When I woke up that morning, that’s what I intended to do.  I drove to the ultra race start zone.  Waited around with the other runners.  And then took off.  It was fully planned.

Here’s how I did it:  I took a step.  Then another step.  And then another step.

If I had gotten up that morning and said out loud, “I’m gonna run for over seven hours today”, I probably wouldn’t have done it.  That’s insanely daunting.


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