Success as a runner – like runners – comes in many shapes, sizes and speeds.
Some measure success by speed or pace; others by distance; some measure it by comparisons; some, more importantly, by their own progress. Some measure their success by numbers, data and gadgets; some by feel, perception and sense.
Some measure success by finishing medals, places and results; others by having the courage to begin.
Some perceive success as survival; others longevity, or performance.
To some the success appears to come by, through and with others.
Ultimately, your success as a runner comes from you - your expectations, your choices and, most importantly, your actions.
How much of that success you experience, and others see, is your ultimate running journey.
