Daily run #733 [#runningproject & #runforsteem]

dailyrunner (51)in #running • 8 years ago (edited)

Last day of GTD workshop (I trained participants who wanted to learn Getting Things Done method) is finished and it went really fine. I was tired, and content and the same time. LIke after a good run. Which was also on the schedule later in the evening... Read on...

If you add necessary level of control in your life, you will live happier and more spontaneous life.

Very late night run at 11 p.m. Slow? Late? Yes and yes... but it was done.

^{Daily run #733 on 1.6.2018}

Vlado Kreslin.

I've been running each and every day since the end of May 2016. The Running Streak continues and you can see and follow my daily pics also here: daily runs since 30th of May 2016.

Bovec half-marathon on 15th of September.

I am honored, happy and proud to be part of Runningproject. @runningproject is a diverse community of runners on Steemit. For more information about the @runningproject please read ''The Steem Running Project: Introductory Post'' and The Steem Running Project: 9th Status Report , Runningproject has reached 300 SP!!!!. Kindly invited to apply for an approved runner! You will meet runners on Steemit, exchange valuable information and experience and you can even get Isotonic after your run(ning) post! Read also this post about Isotonic.

In few words...
^{I joined Steemit in December 2017. @blockchain48 introduced me to it and explained to me how it works and why I could enjoy it. And I do enjoy it! I like the diversity and spirit of Steemit!

My main topic here is running. I also work on @runningproject (initiator of the project is @toofasteddie) as a Running Witness. I also regularly apply my running posts in #runforsteem challenge. I also post about origami and GTD (Getting Things Done).}

You might get a better picture of who I am if you read some of my other posts:
^{- My latest blog series is on Marathon Legends. The first blog in series is on Joan Benoit Samuelson - the first winner of first ever Olympic Marathon in 1984 in Los Angeles.}
^{- Second blog in same series (Marathon Legends) is about Haile Gebrselassie - the greatest long-distance runner of all times.}
^{- I prepared a post about my life journey on the area of finding an ideal job for me: If I could be anything, I would be....}
^{- My core daily habit is running. If you do not run yet and would like to try it... I've written a blog: Manual for wannabe runners, where you can find tips and tricks, how to start running.}
^{- As a Streak Runner, I wanted to share more information about this specific running approach. You can read more about Streak Running in my blog: All you wanted to know about Running Streak - part 1, part 2 and part 3.}
^{- I am revealing about my first steps in running arena in this post: How I started to run or can a workaholic and sedentary couch potato become a marathon runner?.}
^{- I am certified GTD trainer so occasionally I write about Gettint Things Done methodology.}
^{- I love origami and here is my post about the art of folding papers or what anybody should know about it.}
^{- This was my introduction post on Steemit: 2018 is here! Any New Year's resolutions? And who am I to write about this?.}