Inspiration Thursday

I missed a week or two where the day slipped away from me.. not today!! 

Remember to rest.. even when its SO DARN HARD. 

Been seeing this one a lot more lately.. and there is so much truth.

You might even curse me under your breath, when you think I’m not listening (I’m listening). You might even curse me under your breath, when you think I’m not listening (I’m listening). But what you need to hear is this – I BELIEVE IN YOU. I believe what is great is ahead of you. And even though you might not thank me, that’s okay. I’m not it for the glory. I’m in it for you. I AM TRAINING.
Love this. Training for a race, competition, or life....

Easy to take it for granted.. .but don't. Appreciate every single time your foot hits the pavement!

It's true. I would much rather breathe fresh air any time of day than a sweaty smelly gym. Just sayin!

Happy Thursday fitness loves!

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