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Glen Gould argues the second consecutive day matters more than the first. After running a half-marathon with his son, he noticed they couldn't keep the momentum going. Do the second day and you create a trend that makes the third day easier.
Glen Gould argues the second consecutive day matters more than the first. After running a half-marathon with his son, he noticed they couldn't keep the momentum going. Do the second day and you create a trend that makes the third day easier.
Hi, it's Glen Gould with Today is Someday. You know, everybody would agree that one of the most important days in your someday goal is the day you get out and start for the first day. But what most people don't realize is maybe the best day in your someday goal is the day you go out for the second day. Y'all know that my son and I ran a half marathon not long ago. We've had trouble doing multiple days ever since then. We've kind of fell off a little bit and resting a little bit in this time before our next run. So, it's really hard to get going the second day. It's hard to get going the first day, to be sure, but almost anybody can do something once. When you know you're headed in the right direction, that's when you run, or that's when you do whatever it is that you're trying to accomplish, the second day in a row. That means that tomorrow, the third day, you've got a trend. And trends make things happen. So, I hope this is a good tip for you.
