Over and Over and Over and Over and…

Pond Scum

Looking much more closely and curiously at nature, stunning, unobservable beauty is revealed. The beauty in repetition is that it teaches us the fundamental law that effort equals results. Good effort, good results. Great effort, great results. No effort, no results.

Rembrandt?

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What Is One Of jeff noel’s Biggest Health Secrets?

Fall In Love With The Daily Gift of Being Alive

What is one of jeff noel’s biggest health secrets? It’s the daily, repetitive, mundane, unglamorous focus on staying motivated. Of pushing through all the predicatable excuses for not exercising. The daily grind of never giving up.

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PUSH, But Don’t Stop There

P.U.S.H., But Don't Stop There

Prayer is always good, yet eventually, it’s not enough. Action must be taken. We know this, forget this, and then pretend it doesn’t matter.

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Yesterday’s Message Was Carved In Stone. Ever Wonder Why?

Some messages are so important, we actually carve them in stone, so they can never be erased. I’m posting this photo two days in a row. It’s that important.

Repetition Is the Mother Of All Learning

Our future health is in our hands, no one else’s.

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Charity Is An Incredible Bargain, And It’s On Sale Now

A sample of the rewards for giving

When we give freely, without expectation, we reap many benefits (above). Charity is an incredible bargain. What if we donated some time to our own health efforts?

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Bottom Line At Lane Eight For All This Impossible Goal Talk?

Get moving and keep moving. It doesn't matter how far or how fast.

Get moving. Keep moving. How fast and how far don’t matter. If you’re impossible goal is to walk a 5k, than lane eight supports and encourages you to chase your impossible health goal. Go.

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The Glorious Thing About Failing Is That If You Set The Bar High Enough, There’s No Regret

It's all a matter of perspective, in anything

Fail, lose?

Or fail, win?

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The World Championships? Impossible?

M50-54 400 meters, final, 2009 Masters Track & Field World Championships:

At the 2009 WMA Masters Track & Field World Championships held in Lahti, Finland, jeff noel finished 43rd overall, for the men’s 50-54 400 meters.

Seven of the eight Americans made it to the semi-finals. noel was the only one who didn’t advance. Three Americans went on to the finals, with James Chin taking bronze.

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Set The Bar Too Low, Reach It, And Live With Regret

Lane Eight

The danger in making goals achievable is what if we reach them? Then what? Will we wonder what we could have done if we would have tried harder?

jeff noel could have set his sights on a state championship, or national championship. Why stop there?

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If World Peace Seems Impossible, How Does That Compare With A Healthier You?

Lane Eight

Lane eight is the worst lane assignment in Track & Field. The slowest runner gets this lane. A word of caution here. Never let the worst lane, or even finishing dead last worry you.

Perhaps that would be impossible, to be in Lane eight. But what if it was in the finals, at the world championships. Dead last but eighth best in the world.

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