Stopping Self-Sabotage
“When you know yourselves, then you will be known…“ As a kid, I was never the fastest runner. I was an okay athlete though, sometimes able to out-maneuver the more physically-gifted kids on the block, and occasionally out-compete those who hadn’t yet found their confidence or strength. There seemed to be a relentless drive in me that rivaled the ancient martyrs, warriors. Frustratingly though, that fire of motivation would usually fizz out right before I would finish an important task. In 7th grade, I faced the harrowing 100 meter dash out in the P.E. yard. I feigned a casual strut … More
