“That goal wasn’t for anyone else. It wasn’t to prove anything to anyone else. It was just something new that I was going to accomplish on my own.”
Welcome to Ask Ali, a twice-a-month series where I answer all of your questions. This time around, we’ve got listener questions about my time as a single 20-something in New York City, redefining the word “smart,” dealing with expectations and disappointment when a race isn’t a personal best, muffins and more. Thanks to everyone who called in for this one. Enjoy!
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You asked:
- Looking back on being single in NYC (4:10)
- On re-defining the word “smart,” and ways I think I’m smart (11:55)
- My favorite marathons (22:45)
- “What’s the point if I’m not going to PR?” (29:40)
- How do you deal with feeling like you’re not the “perfect” runner? (36:50)
- Which Superhero Muffins do you make for breakfast every day? (44:50)
- Dealing with identity struggles (46:20)
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