Hey Reader!

Not sure if you heard but 2 weeks ago I achieved my one big running goal.

A goal I relentlessly pursued for 7 years:

100 miles.

Jeremy Singh @singhcredible 100 miles done! Dare to dream big. 2:17 PM • Oct 15, 2023 13 Retweets 747 Likes Read 105 replies

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I shared a race recap with hard-earned lessons in this post:

Jeremy Singh @singhcredible Last weekend I ran 100 miles. It was the hardest thing I’ve ever done. I couldn’t comprehend the experience when I crossed the finish line. But now that I’ve recovered, here are the 8 life lessons I’ll never forget… https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1715326149813772791 7:16 AM • Oct 20, 2023 19 Retweets 152 Likes Read 15 replies

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But the question I’ve been getting recently is, “what’s next?”

To be honest, for running goals, I don’t know.

It’s the first time I can remember where I don’t have a specific running goal.

Sure, there are some things I’d like to do:

• Sub 40 minute 10K
• Hardrock 100 Endurance Run
• A last man standing backyard race

You always gotta have a list of potential goals.

But for now, I’m letting myself recover and easing back into running while giving more attention to other things in life.

Like the Running OS Course and Community I’m building.

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But after you achieve a big goal it’s hard to know what to do next.

You feel kind of lost.

My man, David Goggins would say you’re never finished and immediately jump into the next big goal. That’s a great way to go about it.

But you don’t have to do it that way.

You can take some time to reflect on what you’ve accomplished, give some areas of your life that may have been neglected more attention, and then decide what you’re going to go after next.

There’s nothing wrong with taking a break from big running goals.

Running for running’s sake is more than enough.

And right now, the idea of traveling for shorter (half marathon to 50 mile) destination races holds a lot of appeal.

Do me a favor and reply back with your favorite races.

So I don’t have a solid answer for what’s next for my running.

But one thing is for sure, as soon as my body is ready, I’m going to…

Go for a run.

Jeremy “100 miles” Singh

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