Balance Is Measured In Years
The idea that work, life, and training should sit in perfect equilibrium every day is a comforting myth—and mostly false. If you are ambitious in more than one area of life, trying to hold everything at peak output simultaneously isn’t discipline; it’s a misunderstanding of how growth works. Here is why we need to stop measuring balance in days and start measuring it in years.
Why I almost gave up on cycling.
When your identity is tied to your performance and the numbers start to fail, the descent is soul-crushing. After months of fighting infection, "wrecked" performance, and a body that wouldn't cooperate, I hit the breaking point. This is a raw look at my recent struggle, why I almost gave up on the sport, and the specific circle of support that helped me rebuild the engine
