Kim Zoller talks about dealing with a broken treadmill and the frustration when plans fall apart. She suggests alternatives like biking or spinning, and reminds you to keep perspective when things don't go your way.
Hi. So it's time to take strides with Kim, except that, unfortunately, my treadmill is not working. So I'm getting on my treadmill and we're taking strides. Anyway, here's the deal with taking strides today. Things break. Things don't work out all the time the way we want them to. It's annoying. Like, really, really annoying. It's taking a long time to get a workman out here to do the job. And the fact is, it's okay, because, you know, the best part is, is that I can go. And the best part is, is that I have a bike and I can do all sorts of things. And the best part is I teach spinning. So there's so many alternatives. What are your alternatives when things don't work out exactly the way you want them to work out?
