What’s the difference between them, besides their speed and the ease with which they travel? It might be their size or age, yes. You’re probably more like one of these groups than the other. Those who have to stop and catch their breath 10 times on the way up. Second, there’s the group that’s struggling. They’re excited about reaching the destination and-despite the fact that it takes some effort-can’t wait to experience what awaits when they arrive. They’re smiling, laughing, barely breaking a sweat, and fully enjoying the journey. These are the bouncy beings that kangaroo from the bottom to the top. You will see two kinds of people.įirst, there’s the spry set. Take a look down at the other folks trekking toward you.

Now imagine that you’ve reached the summit. Or the top row of your favorite team’s stadium. Or maybe it’s a serene hill in your local park.

Maybe it’s the Spanish Steps in Rome or the Potala Palace in Tibet. Take a moment to visualize your favorite place in the world that requires you to walk up an incline.

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