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Young Man Runs Appalachian Trail For ALS Awareness |
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Written by Trail Runner Magazine
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Monday, 03 November 2008 |
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Article Source: Trail Runner Magazine
Written - November 2008
On September 21, 2008, 28-year-old restaurant manager Ben Davis, of
Northern Virginia, began running 2175 miles from Maine to Georgia along
the Appalachian Trail (AT) to raise funds for ALS (Lou Gehrig’s
disease). His goal is to finish the epic run on December 1, 2008.
Through his website, www.2175forALS.com,
he shares the stories of men and women who have been diagnosed with the
disease, and dedicates a day to each of those heroes. Through these
stories Ben seeks to ignite others into action, asking them to embrace
life and the opportunty that each day brings.
Learn more...
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Steps for Positive Observation
STEP 1: Recognize
What we are conditioned to experience... Where does the belief come from? Your belief or someone else's belief?
STEP 2: Realize
A positive outlook is a choice... You are always at choice. Example: Are you a smoker or someone who chooses to smoke?
STEP 3: Quantify
The positive and productive potential found within... You are and always have been total potential... Grab it... Grow it!
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