The Hard, Easy Principle

Don't be afraid to be wrong. Just be sure that you can identify when you're wrong and move, shift, change, drop it. It's far too often now we get stuck. We get like, oh, i'm just going to play the low risk game and try to be the easy e. Instead of searching, exploring and seeing what works. Those wrong paths are what lydia would allow lydiard to figure out a hundred miles a week was really good for hisathlete. What odcarity to figure out, hey, these guys need to lift weights. Um, it allows good coaches, you know, bowermen, to see, hey, we've