RunTheDate

The challenge that gets you to start running, keeps you running, and changes how you approach life. It’s more than the miles.

nothing happens accident. It takes countless hours of unseen work to get your moment in the sun.

Day 84. A message to our 6,300 Strava followers.

Find us on Strava and join the 6.2k other runners!

@OmriBuilds discipline is teachable. run-the-date.com

Pitch your startup in 3 words

@mscode07 A community to build winners while using running as the tool. run-the-date.com

Founders, what are you building? Pitch it in 1 sentence.

Day 75. A lot of people recognize that number because of challenges like 75 hard, a program built around strict rules and a finish line. And when that finish line comes, a lot of people slowly drift back to the same habits…and the same identity they had before they started. RTD is different. Other challenges test your willpower for a set amount of time. RTD quietly does something more powerful: it changes who you believe you are. And when that identity shifts, it doesn’t stay confined to running — it bleeds into every other area of your life. The discipline, the consistency, the ability to show up when you don’t feel like it… it follows you everywhere. Eventually challenges that once felt extreme start to feel normal, because the person you’ve become through RTD is simply someone who does hard things every day.

@ionleu run-the-date.com

drop ur startup link

@pmitu you should never be the smartest in the room

Growth hack: surround yourself with smart people

@livewithnoregrt this is the only way

life hack: show up everyday

@HussainIbarra proving it to yourself over and over again is the only way.

The best way to become confident in yourself is to produce a body of work that you're so proud of that all doubt disappears.

@PerfectGuide_ every single time.

Discipline beats motivation.

@PerfectGuide_ discipline is the foundation of all good things

More focus. More discipline. More success.

@AdamColb_ nothing more to it. you have to make yourself do the work. Start small, compound wins.

Everyone wants to know the secret. The secret: Show up. Do the work. Stay consistent. Wait. That’s it.

@livewithnoregrt the sooner you realize this is the only option, the better.

get up again, and again, and again.

@Listen_Brothers this is it. Start small, compound wins, and the results will come

Brick by brick. Step by step. Day by day. Quietly.

@LAWOFATTRACTlON worry about the inputs, not the outputs

Let go of timelines. Align with the outcome.

@MindWisdomMoney character is developed when nobody is watching

@MindWisdomMoney agreed. all of those things are in your control. Start small, but start

@umarfof and proving it every single day

Discipline is remembering who you said you wanted to be.

@ysuckme high performers keep showing up every single day.

high performers don’t envy. they study