100 days: The Challenge

100 days. 2'400 hours; 144'000 minutes; 8'640'000 seconds. A lot of time to do something beneficial to my health.  There are 100 different reasons why I want to better my health. Instead of pussy-footing around without any goals, I'm giving myself a deadline. This way I will get it done, and there will be results. I will end up better in so many ways.

My challenge: 100 days to a running habit and a healthier me.

I have always wanted to run, and never done it before. I've mostly had no drive, and have never been told that I'd be able to do it. I can and I will. In 100 days I will hopefully be stronger emotionally and physically.  A lot can happen in 100 days and I plan to use each day to my advantage, each minute, each second. There is nothing beneficial to sitting on my ass all day looking at a computer screen or watching 90s television on DVD. I may have fallen down, but it's up to me to climb back up; I can't keep waiting for it to magically happen, it's making me and everyone around me miserable. So here is to a better person, and a better life. I know everything won't be perfect (nothing ever is), but I do know that life will be better because I demanded it.

According to Timeanddate.com 100 days from Tomorrow July 19, 2010 it will be Wednesday October 27, 2010. So here's to October 27 and everything that I can accomplish for myself. Not just running but becoming a better person.
Here's to something, instead of nothing.