I also vote 🏃 run with ThunderSloth, Dragonflies, not really advisable to to crawl round on your 🖐️ and knees but if you want to do it that way it's better than sitting on the couch at home watching Netflix.
Don't get me wrong both ThunderSloth and Dragonflies, I have Netflix, I got it free from my daughter as the TV firm that supplies Netflix to her is the same company as supplies both my TV and Broadband. Apparently it gives 4 free Netflix packages free to friends of the payer, so by a certain password she told me I now watch some films and documentaries on Netflix AFTER I do my runs or exercises.
Ooh! sounds like a great deal AlMorr. I think when I’d exhausted Netflix of everything that I could binge watch (…not so far from the truth) I needed some new entertainment, I didn’t for one minute expect it to be running!!!
Since I got Netflix I don't "binge watch", although I understand why that could be done, after anything it goes straight on to the next, well whatever you have been watching, so I press the cancel button or TV button and come out of Netflix.
You’re a stronger man than I AlMorr. I dread to think of the amount of times I’ve said “go on then… just one more before bed…” I’ll have to have a look in 'settings' and see if I can switch that feature off.
You have a choice: enjoying the warm glow of satisfaction that comes after going out for a run when you have good excuses not to and realising how much you enjoyed it OR the gloomy, nagging anxiety of knowing that you could really have gone running but didn't and thinking that you would have been a lot happier if you had. No brainer really, isn't it?
Go for it Dragonflies!! I agree with everyone else who has posted - you'll feel much better for it! When I've been feeling a bit like you do now, support from fellow runners really helped me to JFDI!! See you on the other side!
I think after doing it you'll sleep better and feel more accomplished. It will be nice to end the week on a good feeling rather than a defeted feeling!
Also, if you don't do it you might fall into the habit of letting excuses get in the way of it. Think of running as a "I MUST" rather than a "I should"
I use "I must" rather than "I should" in many aspects of my life to stop myself from giving up on things.
I feel truly empowered! Thanks to every single one of you for cheering me on! I really couldn’t have done it without you lot ❤️
Real life gremlins kept flying at me. Half an hour late leaving the office because of document impossible that’s given me grief during the last couple of days. In the end I got down on my hands and knees and begged to bring it home so that I could leave! M25 Friday afternoon, need I say no more! Your cheering and encouragement gave my cars wings so miraculously I was only the half hour late home despite the congestion! Running leggings back to front, plus usual fumble. But I managed to set off, run and complete. Victory!
Thank you! It’s very true what Mrun1 said about ending the week on a good feeling instead of a defeated feeling. I feel that I can start to relax now 😊
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