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The story, <a href="http://www.runnersworld.com/cda/microsite/article/0,8029,s6-239-473-0-12789-0,00.html"></a>The Power and The Glory, written in Runners World Magazine about Ryan Hall sheds light on what really makes him tick.  For a young man of 26 to be wise enough to hear what the Lord would have him do is pretty inspiring in itself.  We all struggle at times to figure out what it is we are meant to do in life.  Only a few will decide at a young age what their calling is, some might never find that calling. To be unsure about where you are headed in life is normal.  What's detrimental is being stagnant and settling for less than what God has meant for you.  Being stagnant breeds laziness and laziness creates disappointment in oneself.

Jim Elliot, another wise man of 26, said it best, "Wherever you are - be all there."  Not only is it important to be physically active to keep in good health but to be spiritually active is crucial in finding peace in all you do too.

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