Week 13: Beau 2 Boston
Anything Cool? The Red Sox lose the first three games of the 2004 ALCS to the New York Yankees—they win four in a row and go on to win the…
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Week 10, 11, & 12: Beau 2 Boston
Anything Cool? The most significant changes in my life—as they relate to health and wellness—have come after facing difficulty head on. If I became stronger, or faster, or smarter, or…
Week 8 & 9: Beau 2 Boston
Anything Cool?: Sometimes, when I really lean into excuses, I skip my scheduled runs. I say things to myself to make me feel better, to assuage that inner guilt. It’s…
Week 6 & 7: Beau 2 Boston
Anything Cool?: Sometimes, you get hustled. When it happens, you just need to look into the mirror and ask yourself: Was it my fault? Or Was the hustler just that…
The Energy Paradox: a Review
Stating that there is one way to do something says a few things about you. In no particular order, if you are claiming any belief, process, modality, or athlete (LeBron)…
Taking the Stairs
In my experience as a human, simple is always better. This is a simple post, explaining a simple habit I’ve formed. I hope you enjoy the simplicity. I won’t say…
Mental Energy
It’s hard to say “energy”, in a real sentence with real people, and not come off as pretentious; or weird. I know because I’ve tried—saying “energy” in conversation—and I’ve been…
“Breath” by James Nestor: Beau 2 Boston Review
10 months ago, after firm, public defiance (“I’m not going to get it”) of the Covid-19 virus, I got it. I got it pretty bad. Fever and chills, and a…
Barefoot Training for Performance
If personal hygiene is a point of emphasis in your life—you would know if it’s not—barefoot training is the way to go. Meaning, if no one close to you has…
Week 1 & 2: Beau 2 Boston
03/07 – 03/20 Anything Cool?: After running 26.2, and then getting saucy (drunk) immediately post race, Week 1 was a week of recovery. I do stand by the choices I…
Anxiety: Excited To Be Anxious
This post is about anxious thinking and how it can lead to anxiety. In it—the post—I’m going to create two different happenings of the same event. The only difference will…
Harry Potter, a Harvard Study, and the Mind Body Connection
(Excerpt below, in italics, is from the sixth installment of the Harry Potter Series, “The Half Blood Prince.” I say “excerpt,” unofficially, because I wrote it from memory. I’m like…
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