Sometimes listening is actually pretty useful.
Iβve always considered myself pretty uncoachable.
Iβm the kind of person who puts together an IKEA cabinet without reading the instructions.
Iβve been like that my entire life.
I was terrible at reading books, terrible at paying attention and had very little patience for explanations.
But I was pretty good at figuring things out myself.
And honestly, that has taken me pretty far.
As an entrepreneur, it can actually be useful not to wait for someone to tell you exactly how something should be done.
But thereβs a downside too:
Sometimes youβre just reinventing the wheel.
And that can cost you a lot of time.
Take my feet, for example.
Iβve been struggling with pain, blisters and all kinds of issues while running for about five years.
I was completely convinced it was just my feet.
Harold had told me about a hundred times that I should get different running shoes.
He sent me links.
Gave me advice.
Everything.
Obviously, I didnβt listen. π
Until I saw these shoes in the store.
Apparently, running shoes have improved quite a bit over the past few years.
I put them on and knew almost immediately:
This is amazing. Clouds.
So it wasnβt just my feet after all.
Sometimes you donβt have to figure everything out yourself.
Sometimes someone else already has the answer.
But of courseβ¦
I had to be stubborn and figure it out the hard way myself. π€£
The good news?
My feet finally donβt hurt anymore.
Bring on the marathon. πββοΈ






















