IT'S GENIUS!

ONE OF MY FRENEMIES invited me to lunch. He wanted to download all I know about the Tahoe 100 MTB Race. We're really good friends... ... unless we are shoulder to shoulder insight of the finish line. Then, enemies. It coulda been way worse than just giving some insights. I thought he said Crusher, not Tahoe, which I signed up for yesterday. Phew, I wouldn't be faced with the hard choice of giving really bad advice or coaching him on how to throttle me. Howthe heckcould I divulge my hard-earned knowledge? I've done Tahoe 4 times and more recently vs his once 12 years ago. So, obviously... ... I'm a genius. And, there's the nugget of truth. When we do things a lot, we actually do possess a certain level of genius that would otherwise be unavailable to us. And we discount it all the time, because it seems obvious and easy. Here's an example. When I set out to make the first RaceDay Bags™, all we had on the factory floor for the interior pockets was yellow nylon. At first I thought Yuck! Then I realized it was a genius idea because the yellow background makes it so easy to find everything. If I wasn't already making bags, if I hadn't already struggled to find my HR monitor on the black background of my old bag... ... I never would have made the choice to always have yellow on our pockets. What's your genius? --- 163.2 7.5 hrs sleepPullUps and PushUps20 minutes recovery 60 minutes reading + Journaling 104Strava