A few months ago, my brother started posting comments every 30 days about a challenge he was going to attack. The first challenge was to cut out sugar for 30 days, the next challenge was to do yoga every day for 30 days, and the most recent one was to practice guitar 1 hour per […]
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Do you ever get tired of studying and just want to stop learning? In 2004, at the age of 43, I made a decision that changed my life completely. I decided to go back to school and obtain my Master’s degree. I knew that it would be a challenge for many reasons. I hadn’t studied
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Football has always been a passion of mine. I am the kind of person who clears my schedule on Sundays during the fall just to make sure that I watch as many games as I can. If the Washington Redskins are playing, don’t expect me to be anywhere other than in front of a TV.
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I’ve always been a shy person who resisted the process of trying new things and changing up my routines. When you go to college, it’s an entirely new experience where you are completely out of your comfort zone, and I had to get better at it quickly. Getting through those feelings of shyness is all
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As a sophomore in high school, I was anything but athletic. Moody, yes. Angsty, yes. Defiant against my parents who just didn’t understand my teenage spirit, yes. But athletic, definitely not. At that point, I probably hadn’t exercised since my freshman P.E. class and did not have any drive to start anytime soon. My mother
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To kick off the 2015 Dig Pink® Rally and its theme, The Power of Will, we will be posting #WillToWay stories from each Side-Out staff member. If you have a #WillToWay story to share, email us at [email protected] and your story may be featured on the Side-Out blog! For as long as I can remember,
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