In my eyes, being able to check that box of completing an Ultramarathon would mark the end of running for me. And I'm far from done.

Running has taught me so many important lessons. Traveled to so many different places all for the sake of running. Created opportunities that I didn't think feasible. Forged and bonded friendships through miles and injuries. But the most important lesson that running has taught me has to be that of belief. Belief in myself.

When my "ifs" started to change "when" I realized I had everything I needed within myself to conquer anything I set my mind to. It's not a matter of "if" this happens, it's a matter of "when" it happens.

So this item is going back on my adventure list but I'm not in any hurry to cross it off any time soon. In fact some other items may have pushed this down a little further. This was such a humbling experience. Just to be able to see some of these 100 milers in action was beyond words. They are on a completely different planet of badasses along with Sherpas. Running for 36 hours. Can we just eat 100 chicken wings instead? 🐔☠️🤯

If I had one wish, I would wish for everyone to find something to be passionate about. Something that will drive you to the ends of the earth to achieve. Go crazy with it and let it drive you crazy. Push you way beyond your limits and make you uncomfortable. Pay attention to what grows in that space cause you may suprise yourself.