“Never let success get to your head. Never let failure get to your heart. ” When reading these words, I have come to the conclusion that I rarely almost never let success get to my head. The problem that I have is letting failure get to my heart.
It happens more often with work stuff. Most of the time I let things go. However, because I work so closely with people, sometimes I find myself absorbing their energy, even when it is negative. I try to leave work stuff at work, but sometimes it is impossible. I began to dwell, which can be emotionally draining, and then I find myself at home exhausted. Call me sensitive, I am a pisces.
This is when a night run is necessary.Â
After a long hard day of work, the average person finds relaxation by curling up on the couch and watching their favorite TV show. For me, I prefer to go running and on really stressful days, I like to run fast.
Running in the morning is rejuvenating. Running at night is relaxing.
It is an amazing feeling to wake up early and hit the running trail first thing in the morning. On the weekdays, you may be totally alone, just you and the running trail. On weekends, the trail may be packed with other runners, but which ever it may be, running in the morning brings this amazing energy that lasts the whole day.
However, if you are looking for relaxation, and a stress reliever, nothing is better than running in the evening…
On Sunday night, I needed to find a way to relax. After a long hard work week, I was exhausted and stressed. They were calling for thunderstorms, which made my desire to run even more. When ever it is about to rain, I always feel like, “Gosh, I gotta get out there.” It is almost like I feel this rushed urge to get my run in before the rain starts.
So that is exactly what happened. I hit the MVT. I ran a short 5K, but I went all out in a speedy sprint. IÂ know it will get hotter, so I am trying to cherish these cooler hours of the day, but it was a major sweat session, being around 80 degrees, and extremely humid. Â There was a slight breeze and then the sky turned dark. And the rain came.
Do you find running relaxing or rejuvenating?
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I feel the same way when a thundestorm is coming! For some reason I feel like I need to get in a run because the rain might never stop and ill be kicking myself for not running while I could. And yes, I realize this is crazy lol
haha! yes I agree!
I couldn’t agree with you more. I was in dire need of an evening run last night, but my IT band was giving me trouble so I decided not to (I will be making up for that today!) I do get nervous running alone in the dark though, I am a big baby and watch too many horror movies and news stories.
Haha true. I am the same way. Dateline and 20/20 has made me more of a morning runner. However, it is Summer now so the day light should be lasting longer, which gives more opportunity to run.