Comments on: Recognizing my Strengths and Weaknesses http://www.2-speed.com/2006/10/recognizing-my-strengths-and-weaknesses/ Entrepreneurial Leadership and Management . . . and Other Stuff Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:29:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Will http://www.2-speed.com/2006/10/recognizing-my-strengths-and-weaknesses/#comment-94 Will Wed, 04 Oct 2006 13:11:02 +0000 http://www.2-speed.com/2006/10/recognizing-my-strengths-and-weaknesses/#comment-94 Doug, <BR><BR>Thanks for the encouraging words.  RAGBRAI, huh?  You are definitely the man.  I look at that ride every years and think it's only for the insane.  Seven days, almost 500 miles.  Sitting on a skinny saddle hunched over a handlebar for 3 days/200 miles pinches more than just nerves.  Very impressive effort.  No wonder your family thinks you're a super hero.   <BR><BR>Congrats on the accomplishment.  Certainly something to be proud of.  Hope the healing continues quickly. <BR><BR>Will Doug,

Thanks for the encouraging words.  RAGBRAI, huh?  You are definitely the man.  I look at that ride every years and think it’s only for the insane.  Seven days, almost 500 miles.  Sitting on a skinny saddle hunched over a handlebar for 3 days/200 miles pinches more than just nerves.  Very impressive effort.  No wonder your family thinks you’re a super hero.  

Congrats on the accomplishment.  Certainly something to be proud of.  Hope the healing continues quickly.

Will

]]> By: Will http://www.2-speed.com/2006/10/recognizing-my-strengths-and-weaknesses/#comment-106065 Will Wed, 04 Oct 2006 13:11:00 +0000 http://www.2-speed.com/2006/10/recognizing-my-strengths-and-weaknesses/#comment-106065 Doug, Thanks for the encouraging words.  RAGBRAI, huh?  You are definitely the man.  I look at that ride every years and think it's only for the insane.  Seven days, almost 500 miles.  Sitting on a skinny saddle hunched over a handlebar for 3 days/200 miles pinches more than just nerves.  Very impressive effort.  No wonder your family thinks you're a super hero.   Congrats on the accomplishment.  Certainly something to be proud of.  Hope the healing continues quickly. Will Doug, Thanks for the encouraging words.  RAGBRAI, huh?  You are definitely the man.  I look at that ride every years and think it’s only for the insane.  Seven days, almost 500 miles.  Sitting on a skinny saddle hunched over a handlebar for 3 days/200 miles pinches more than just nerves.  Very impressive effort.  No wonder your family thinks you’re a super hero.   Congrats on the accomplishment.  Certainly something to be proud of.  Hope the healing continues quickly. Will

]]> By: Doug Mitchell http://www.2-speed.com/2006/10/recognizing-my-strengths-and-weaknesses/#comment-95 Doug Mitchell Wed, 04 Oct 2006 12:26:01 +0000 http://www.2-speed.com/2006/10/recognizing-my-strengths-and-weaknesses/#comment-95 Since I'm just now regaining full mobility and feeling in my left hand after riding the first 3 days of the 35th annual RAGBRAI (www.ragbrai.org), I completely understand what you're going through.  Yes I'm the fat guy and unfortunately, the healing process (or rather the fact that I pinched nerves so badly simply from riding 200 miles) made me confront my condition.  I'm doing some things to improve but like you, I've dealt with the fact that I'll likely not be the super hero anymore...but guess what, my kids (and wife) still think I'm one....and that's really all that matters to me. <BR><BR>Keep blending your blogging on biz, life, and cycling.  Like you, I spew everything into 1 blog and my readers appreciate that as I'm sure yours do. Since I’m just now regaining full mobility and feeling in my left hand after riding the first 3 days of the 35th annual RAGBRAI (www.ragbrai.org), I completely understand what you’re going through.  Yes I’m the fat guy and unfortunately, the healing process (or rather the fact that I pinched nerves so badly simply from riding 200 miles) made me confront my condition.  I’m doing some things to improve but like you, I’ve dealt with the fact that I’ll likely not be the super hero anymore…but guess what, my kids (and wife) still think I’m one….and that’s really all that matters to me.

Keep blending your blogging on biz, life, and cycling.  Like you, I spew everything into 1 blog and my readers appreciate that as I’m sure yours do.

]]> By: Doug Mitchell http://www.2-speed.com/2006/10/recognizing-my-strengths-and-weaknesses/#comment-106066 Doug Mitchell Wed, 04 Oct 2006 12:26:00 +0000 http://www.2-speed.com/2006/10/recognizing-my-strengths-and-weaknesses/#comment-106066 Since I'm just now regaining full mobility and feeling in my left hand after riding the first 3 days of the 35th annual RAGBRAI (www.ragbrai.org), I completely understand what you're going through.  Yes I'm the fat guy and unfortunately, the healing process (or rather the fact that I pinched nerves so badly simply from riding 200 miles) made me confront my condition.  I'm doing some things to improve but like you, I've dealt with the fact that I'll likely not be the super hero anymore...but guess what, my kids (and wife) still think I'm one....and that's really all that matters to me. Keep blending your blogging on biz, life, and cycling.  Like you, I spew everything into 1 blog and my readers appreciate that as I'm sure yours do. Since I’m just now regaining full mobility and feeling in my left hand after riding the first 3 days of the 35th annual RAGBRAI (www.ragbrai.org), I completely understand what you’re going through.  Yes I’m the fat guy and unfortunately, the healing process (or rather the fact that I pinched nerves so badly simply from riding 200 miles) made me confront my condition.  I’m doing some things to improve but like you, I’ve dealt with the fact that I’ll likely not be the super hero anymore…but guess what, my kids (and wife) still think I’m one….and that’s really all that matters to me. Keep blending your blogging on biz, life, and cycling.  Like you, I spew everything into 1 blog and my readers appreciate that as I’m sure yours do.

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