I don't always run. But when I do, it makes me happy. You would think that knowledge would be enough to get me out the door more often, but I'm in a funk. And as a result, I pretty much don't feel like doing anything. Even the things I know will make me feel better. Like running. The other day I was thinking about how I feel like a fraud lately. Like I can't call myself a runner anymore. If I only run three days most weeks, am I a real runner? If I don't get excited before my runs, am I a real runner? If most runs feel hard, am I a real runner? I've seen all the quotes about how it doesn't matter how far or fast or often you run that makes you a runner. But seeing isn't always believing. Somehow I always believe things like that when applying them to everyone except myself. So I decided to think about what I want to accomplish as a "runner" this year. I have some races on the calendar. Which is a big deal considering my l