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The Story Of My First 220km Race – Ultrabalaton – The Preparation
Preparing for 220km ultra-marathon reveals planning's limits. Training strategies, gear selection, mental frameworks—readiness illusion before reality strikes
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Superpowers exist in unexpected forms—resilience, focus, empathy, persistence. Your ordinary abilities are someone else's impossible
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Modern humans possess god-like powers compared to ancestors—instant communication, infinite knowledge, flight, disease elimination. We're gods who forgot
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First 100km race crosses into ultra distance territory. Marathon doubled plus eight more kilometers—discovering new limits beyond previous boundaries
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100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 100. No Regrets
Regrets anchor you to unchangeable past. Living without regrets means accepting every choice as necessary—the final lesson in better living
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 99. Get Rid Of Labels
Labels simplify reality but kill nuance. Dropping identity labels creates freedom to become whoever you choose moment by moment
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 98. Love
Tip 100 from the 100 Ways series. Unconditionally
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 97. Make Your Own Rules
And stick with them. Go for what works for you, not the others. Go for what you want, not the others.
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 96. Enjoy
Like being in joy. Like giving permission to yourself to extract joy from any situation you're in. Even if it's bad.
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 95. Expect The Unexpected
Rigid plans create fragile systems. Expecting unexpected builds antifragile mindsets—chaos becomes opportunity instead of threat
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 94. Live Today
Not yesterday, not tomorrow. Go for what you can do today and leave yesterday behind for good. It's not here anymore.
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 93. Stop Reacting To Stuff
Reactions are automatic, responses are chosen. Stopping reactive patterns creates space for conscious decision-making
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 92. Stop Lying
Every lie requires more lies to maintain. Radical honesty simplifies life by eliminating the exhausting work of deception
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 91. Change Your Beliefs
Your beliefs are not you. But they are shaping your life constantly. You have the power to change them at any point in your existence.
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 90. Stop Being A Follower
Following others feels safe but kills individuality. Leadership starts with refusing to follow—even when the crowd seems certain
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 89. Make A Story Out Of It
Life becomes the story you tell about it. Narrative control transforms experiences from random events into meaningful journey
100 Ways To Live A Better Life – 88. Live It Like A Holiday
Holiday mindset unlocks wonder in ordinary days. Treating normal life as vacation reveals beauty hidden by routine familiarity