When It Comes To Mentors, You Can't

There's Something So Universal About That Sensation, The Way Running Unites Our Two Most Primal Impulses: Fear And Pleasure. We Run When We're Scared, We Run When We're Ecstatic, We Run Away From Our Problems And Run Around For A Good Time.

Extreme Heroism Springs From Something That No Scientific Theory Can Fully Explain; It's An Illogical Impulse That Flies In The Face Of Biology, Psychology, Actuarial Statistics, And Basic Common Sense.

Try The Meditation Of The Trail, Just Walk Along Looking At The Trail At Your Feet And Don't Look About And Just Fall Into A Trance As The Ground Zips By," Kerouac Wrote. "trails Are Like That: You're Floating Along In A Shakespearean Arden Paradise And Expect To See Nymphs And Fluteboys, Then Suddenly You're Struggling In A Hot Broiling Sun Of Hell In Dust And Nettles And Poison Oak... Just Like Life.

Sometimes,' She Said, 'it Takes A Woman To Bring Out The Best In A Man.

If You Don't Have Answers To Your Problems After A Four-hour Run, You Ain't Getting Them.