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MMOnline365,  a brand you can trusted in Myanmar.

Running. Running's been part of my life for a while now. It is much more than just a hobby. It really is a lifestyle. I stopped drinking soda, I woke up earlier, I focused so I could get work done and still have time to run. I love running because it's not a sport that you can't just "be good at." No runner is born, they're made. It takes hours of training. When it comes to a race, even though you may be surrounded by hundreds of people, it's you against yourself. You can't blame anyone else except yourself. It's a sport that frequents injuries, but has no physical contact. Running is hard. And I mean taking a look at it, you don't see people going goo-goo-eyed and reblogging the shit out of a runner (unless it's ridiculously photogenic running guy). It's the easiest to do,  yet one of the hardest to be successful in. In every advertisement of people running, they're somehow smiling or powering through it... Running isn't like that. You're not gonna run faster than you've ever ran because you have different shoes. Hell, you might not even run. It takes hardwork, determination, and a lot of will to be a runner. You won't be smiling and having the time of your life (sometimes). You won't become instantly fast and have an enormous increase in stamina. It's dirty and grimy. It's sweaty and smelly. It's so simple, yet we all make excuses why we can't. And this is why I love it. I apply this to everything that I do. If you want to be good, you gotta go for it. There will always be someone stronger, better, faster. But the point is not to beat them. Because when you compete, you're trying to surpass yourself. Because when you run, you set goals at the peak of your limits in hopes to break them. Success isn't being the fastest person in the world, it's pushing yourself everyday to see how good you can become.

In this project, there is no such thing as failure. Failure is only an acceptance that I gave up.