Because I’m a little scared. There
was a time when I was afraid to speak in public. I had had a couple “high profile failures”
along the way and I was afraid of being embarrassed again. Today, I speak in public for a living and
rather enjoy it. But I had to get over
the fear. Frankly, I still get a little
nervous every time I am about to speak in front of an audience. But I chose to address the fear because I
wanted what was on the other side of that wall.
I wanted to be an excellent speaker and all that comes with it.
The same is true about running a
marathon. I want what's on the other side of fear. I want what’s beyond the
finish line of that marathon. I'll write about a number of those things beyond the finish line in my next few blogs.
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