New Year’s Resolutions — are you into them, or do you avoid them like the plague? A recent conversation with Brendan Leonard (semi-rad.com) got us thinking that we should take a more creative approach to New Year’s Resolutions and goals, and see if they might become more than a guilt-inducing chore.Specifically what prompted all of this is that Brendan had committed himself before the start of 2019 to run 52 marathons in 52 weeks — and he did it. So we are reposting here the conversation I had with Brendan on our Off The Couch podcast, and then very soon, we’ll be posting a series of short interviews with some Blister reviewers and other folks we like about their own take on new year’s resolutions, and some of their own creative goals.Please enjoy, and let us know in the show notes to this episode what goals or resolutions you are setting for yourself for this brand new decade we’re quickly approaching.TOPICS & TIMES:What did you just do, and why? (3:00)Defining the rules for these ‘marathons’? (9:20)Eating donuts & running (21:01)Why did you tell so few people about your goal? (23:10)Injuries? (30:35)What was the hardest part of the project? (33:18)What was the best part? (35:45)Funniest moment? (41:10)Goals for 2020? (46:20) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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