Life is Not a Race
Winning in the Olympics is just too easy. Or at least too easy to spot, corrects my envied self. What I mean is that I’ve always envied the clarity of […]
Tag Archives: Olympics
Federer, Phelps, and the Olympic Spirit
Ahhh, the Olympics. Every two years (alternating winter/summer) we are treated to two-weeks of exemplary dedication, fierce competition, athletic performances that seem to defy the capabilities of the human frame, […]
Rules of Life
Usain Bolt was recently disqualified from the Men’s 100m final at the World Athletics Championships in South Korea. His crime? One false start. Previously, athletes had been allowed a single […]
