I’ve always appreciated when creators are transparent about what they earn online. It helps newer creators understand what is realistic, what isn’t, and what brand partnerships actually look like behind the scenes. My goal with this post isn’t to brag about anything. There are creators earning far more than I am. I just want to […]
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Feeling Out of Place Online I’m in a long season of not running, and it feels strange to have a running account when running is the one thing I’m not doing. It’s not like I just skipped a week or had a busy month. I’m in a stretch of time where I know I won’t
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For the past two years, running has been a steady rhythm in my life. It has shaped my routines, anchored my weeks, and given me a familiar sense of ongoing progress and productivity. Like many runners, I have grown accustomed to measuring time in miles, tracking the ebb and flow of training cycles, and moving
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Over the past year, I trained for and ran four marathons.(Technically, three marathons and one ultramarathon. Semantics.) I was in a season of life where pushing myself felt possible. I had the margin, the motivation, and the space to lean fully into training. Most Saturday mornings, you could find me running endless loops around my
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Homeschooling is something I never imagined would be part of our story. Like many families, we always assumed we’d follow the typical path: school during the week, after-school activities, and the usual routines. For a long time, that felt like the default, and although it never felt quite right, we moved forward with it. But
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Running has long been associated with speed. PRs and finish times often dominate the conversation, and for many, the idea of being a “real runner” has felt tied to how fast you can cover the miles. But if you take a closer look at race courses, weekend warriors on the trails, and local running clubs
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Running slowly is often misunderstood. To outsiders — or even to faster runners — it can seem like something people settle for. A temporary state until fitness improves or a phase that runners hope to outgrow. But for many of us, slow running isn’t a detour. It’s the destination. Running at a gentle, sustainable pace
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If you had told me a few years ago that I’d be singing the praises of running slow, I probably would’ve laughed and said slow running just meant I was out of shape. But here we are. Fully converted. Full-time slow runner. And I’m not trying to change. And honestly, running slow is what allowed
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