Pride Goeth

June 24, 2010//Lene Andersen//

My latest MyRACentral post ponders the eternal question of why I can’t learn to stop before I hurt myself:

“It was as inevitable as the tides, the sun rising in the east and the Toronto Maple Leafs getting nowhere near the Stanley Cup finals.”

The rest of the post is here.

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AlisonH on June 24, 2010 at 11:11 pm

But the thing is, you don't quite entirely really know you've overdone until you start paying the price. And if you spent your life trying to avoid paying the price you'd never quite know how much you really can do. It seems to me, personally, that by pushing yourself the way you do you're constantly showing yourself that you're never letting the RA make all the decisions over how you're going to live. Well done, Lene!

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