Lap Number 32
Lap 2 of 5
Honesty Means Don't Hold Back
It's not always easy to be honest with people
Especially when we are fearing serious anger or backlash
You just rested during Lap Number 31
There should be no excuses
Your blood is oxygenated
So you can do this
You don’t have body pain
Or you'd have stopped
Do you have body pain?
Somewhere in my hamstrings
At around at this time
My body starts telling me
This pace can't last forever
Take it easy, my Friend
If someone is waiting
Let them wait
What is truly gone never returns
Keep your steady pace
You’re about to win it
My homie!!
Stay the course
Get to da Choppa
Cancel if there's pain
Lesson Summary
In the second lap of five, the importance of honesty without holding back is emphasized, even when it's challenging due to potential negative reactions. The key points conveyed include:
- Rest is completed during the 31st lap with no room for excuses.
- Having oxygenated blood and absence of body pain are the positive indicators to keep going.
- Recognizing signs of discomfort, particularly in the hamstrings, is crucial as the body signals that the pace is not sustainable indefinitely.
- It's acceptable to make others wait, as lost time can't be reclaimed.
- Advising to maintain a steady pace to secure a victory and to persist through challenges.
- Encouragement to persevere and prioritize well-being by stopping if pain arises.