I’ve been thinking a lot about this idea that we have to suffer to earn our victories. Three months post spinal fusion surgery, and today I broke the tiniest sweat for the first time in forever. That’s it. That’s the whole story. And you know what? I’m celebrating the hell out of it. We live in this culture that says you’re only as good as your last PR, your latest achievement, how hard you’re willing to push. But what if that’s all backwards? What if the real breakthrough is in the gentle acceptance of exactly where you are right now? I’ve spent my whole life chasing the next thing—the next race, the next goal, the next version of myself that I thought I was supposed to become. And here I am, learning that the most profound victories are often the softest ones. The ones that whisper instead of shout. That’s what drew me to what On is doing with this whole Soft Wins thing. It’s not just about running differently—it’s about living differently. It’s about remembering that your worth ...