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Setbacks are Only Temporary

Remember that setbacks are only temporary. Think of them as opportunities to learn and reevaluate your situation. With new data from the setback -- I went out too fast; I surged too early; I overtrained and ran tired -- you can reestablish new goals and proceed accordingly with the updated information.





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