Dirty Good Transitions
We’ve planted ourselves, we’ve uprooted ourselves, we’ve embarked on humble adventures, done some big races, dealt with injury, pursued more knowledge and continue to explore where we fit and what we’re meant to do.
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Paul Lieto
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Paul is a self-proclaimed philosopher and writer who shares stories about uncommon living and humble adventures to encourage a connection with nature and promote wellness. He is a Dirty Good Co — founder and Editor of RaceCenter Magazine.
The World Needs Fools
I believe in dreaming, in magic, in a small (yet greater) purpose, in stories, in a universal connectedness amongst us all.
Discover Your Strengths
Your greatest opportunities for growth lie in your strengths, not in your weaknesses. Unfortunately most people, including myself, have been raised on the opposite belief. Most of us believe we must work on closing the gap of weakness, becoming more proficient where we lack to find success in our chosen field.
The Dark Side of the Light Chasers
All of your so-called faults, all the things which you don’t like about yourself are your greatest assets. — Debbie Ford Debbie Ford’s message is simply; love. In The Dark…
An Unconventional Path Of Movement And Growth
We tend to fight our impulses. Neither Susan nor I have felt particularly drawn to, or satisfied, living in one place. We each have lived in multiple locations over our…
The Mistake Of Knowledge
Speak what you think now in hard words and to-morrow speak what to-morrow thinks in hard words again, though it contradict every thing you said to-day. — Ralph Waldo Emerson…
The Art of Stillness, Adventures in Going Nowhere
In The Art of Stillness, Adventures in Going Nowhere, author Pico Iyer writes of his personal exploration into finding stillness in a world that seems to move exponentially faster with each day.
What Can Physical Training Teach Us About Mental Resiliency
What if we approached all aspects of our lives as we do our physical and endurance training? Utilizing periodization principles and maintaining a respect for rest and recovery are widely accepted…