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  Jeff T.

  11 months ago

  Kudos to you, man and thanks for being real. I'm on a reckless self-improvement kick as well this year and I think I finally found the key to consistently working out. We picked up a higher end elliptical machine from Costco and I just kill it for 30 minutes every day. The key for me has been scheduling those 30 minutes. When we'd normally be bumming out in front of the TV around 9pm, I'm on the elliptical - in the same room as my wife and still watching TV! When I'm working nights, I'll do it first thing in the morning. MY wife and I have a pact to keep each other accountable, on a daily basis, about our 30 minutes on the machine. I love the elliptical because it's completely silent and doesn't have the jarring impact of jogging. I hate jogging but I love this thing. Good luck!
  
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  Kendra Watson

  11 months ago

  I struggle with a lot of those same areas too...especially when it comes to time management and the internet putting a serious kink in it!!
  
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  Karl

  11 months ago

  I here ya. I suck at being teachable. I think sometimes I'm such a perfectionist that after I put so much into everything I do, I don't want to admit I've been wrong about it the whole time.
  
  Plus, on the perfectionist side of things, I compare myself all the time to Bono, Edge, Abe Lincoln, and John Mayer, so I'm screwed. hehe :-)
  
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  mattsingley

  11 months ago

  It's great that you see the need for balance in many areas of life. A lot of pastors have big blind spots, especially when it comes to physical fitness. We are supposed to honor God with our bodies! Good job, bro.
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