An update on the 30*30. While I am not competing, rumor has it that I am leading anyway:|
And why do I keep checking on where I stand in the scheme of things? Call it anything, for me, it’s more of a self-check to ensure that I don’t give up the momentum until a point when I don’t need a tracker or anything else – it just becomes a habit, like this habit of writing the blog everyday. Which means that the 30*30 may end up becoming the 30*365 – a way of life rather than a sprint for a month. Wish me the best!
Here is what I had written four years ago. Déjà vu?:)
Apparently, I am leading the 30*30.
That’s good news and bad news. Good because, well, I am 45 years old, the oldest in my firm by far, and still leading. The bad news – well, I am 45, the oldest in my firm by far, and still leading!
Also, before I started the 30*30, what I had in my mind is a different picture of how it would play out. Nearly halfway into the process, I may be leading, but not necessarily in a direction that I wanted to go.
Which goes to show, how the end does not always justify the means.
I am unable to wake as early as I want to (thank you Rohāmrta), I am not able to do as much traditional body weight training, and I haven’t logged in even one session of Karate. No, this is not the way I wanted to get this done.
Every day is a new day, a new challenge, and a fresh way of approaching what you have been doing. That is what helps us grow. And so I will keep trying. That I win the 30*30 may be an ego boost, but surely not a healthier me.
And that is what I set out to do – so, let’s focus on the objective rather than the result:)
See you tomorrow!