A thing we’re supposed to learn from triathlon is how to deal with adversity, how to get comfortable with being uncomfortable. But another thing we’ve probably learned along the way is there is a massively wide range of people and experiences going through the same race course, making it to the same finish line with us. They have the same day, but different, than us. We’ve learned how to cheer for our competitors and support each other even as we try to win.
We also learn how to keep putting one foot in front of the other, how to ride out the lows and the highs—knowing both shall pass, and you probably just need to eat more.
Let’s use those lessons now. Let’s help each other and share our resources, be understanding and do our part. Let’s be triathletes. You get 24 hours after a bad race to cry as much as you want and then you move on. Here’s your safe space to be as frustrated or tired or angry or sad as you need to be for as long as you want. And then you figure out what you need to do to move forward, and to get other people back up on their feet and towards the finish line. We’ll all help you do it.
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