Fit People
Don’t do “fit people things.”
People do things that over time, day after day, month after month, determine their fitness.
It’s one decision repeated over and over (most of the time) until it becomes your nature.
Fit People
Don’t do “fit people things.”
People do things that over time, day after day, month after month, determine their fitness.
It’s one decision repeated over and over (most of the time) until it becomes your nature.
My dad never wore his seatbelt when he drove. Neither did I. Until the day I was in a tragic car wreck. I lost my
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