Many runners are type A, goal oriented, focused individuals. This is a great trait for following through on a training plan. Determination can help you through the boring and difficult aspect of the plan. However, sometimes the goal oriented runner sees so many opportunities that they cannot decide. This is a problem when runners go all in on too many different goals at the same time.
Goals are needed for direction
When you have more than one most important long term goal, you have none
Why you need to pick one bridge and see it through
How to get results in all areas by focusing on one
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