Are runners better than everyone else?

[@chuckmcgadden643]

Wise and informative. I’m comfortable with “To be kind is often more important than to be right.” Mindful listening and curiosity go hand and hand. Holiday cheer to you and yours..

[@JustAnotherRunner]

@@chuckmcgadden643 love that. We often put so much weight on being right… but at what cost?

[@QuestoesQueTiveComigoMesmo]

"Why do I feel the need to be so certain?" I will remember that question, thanks.

[@JustAnotherRunner]

It's a great question and one that doesn't have an easy answer.

[@xgymratx83]

Love the work of Jung. Glad he could come along for today's run.

[@JustAnotherRunner]

He comes along with me more than he doesn't.

[@joemerino8218]

No clue how the KZbin algorithm had you show up in my feed but glad it did. Great video and awesome message.

[@JustAnotherRunner]

The algorithm is a mystery lol. Glad you thought this was valuable!

[@beautylustrous2670]

This video really hits home. It’s so easy to cling to certainty and think we’re always right, especially when it feels good to feel superior. But as the video points out, it’s often our doubts and insecurities that drive that defensiveness, especially on hot-button topics like religion, politics, or parenting. Being curious instead of defensive is such a powerful tool. Asking ourselves why we feel the need to be so certain, or what we’re avoiding by defending our beliefs, opens the door to growth. And the same goes for how we approach others-genuinely trying to understand where they’re coming from, not just to prove ourselves right, but to truly connect. It’s a humbling reminder that everyone carries their own sense of certainty and that, at the end of the day, we all want to feel heard and understood. This is how we manage our egos and build more meaningful, empathetic connections. Thanks for sharing this valuable perspective! Happy holidays 🎄✨🎉

[@JustAnotherRunner]

Perfect summary right here. Happy Holidays!

[@sarb4297]

The biggest mistake in this whole article is "searching for appreciation from outside". Please understand, "nobody gives a shit about who we are or what we think".

[@andorkish]

Merry Christmas. Love the videos.

[@JustAnotherRunner]

Thank you! Happy Holidays!

[@johnaheywood]

Happy Hollidaze....keep going "thanks for sharing"!!!

[@JustAnotherRunner]

thanks for watching!

[@TheApothecaryStitcher]

I have so enjoyed your daily videos! Thank you for taking your time to film these for us every day! You’ve made some amazing stitchy progress this month too! Wow!!! I am also a fellow runner - I’ll be starting to train for back to back half and full marathons in the spring! Eggnog is not for me!

[@JustAnotherRunner]

@@TheApothecaryStitcher so glad you like them and good luck with your training!

[@MagnusOron]

🙏 wishing you happy and wise holidays

[@JustAnotherRunner]

@@MagnusOron same to you!

[@MagnusOron]

@ thanks!

[@yuriibondarchuk8237]

Yes, we are😅

[@JustAnotherRunner]

@@yuriibondarchuk8237 haha we sure think so 😂

[@onerider808]

If you have to even ask the question, then you know in your heart climbers are the ones who are actually better than everyone else. JK. Runners, fast and slow, short and long distance, are badass. Many happy miles to all!

[@BrandonE-ri4km]

People that aren’t runners really don’t care at all about your run.. the sense of superiority is artificial. The only time it’s actually true is on race day. Just thought that it’s important to point out since the daily early morning runs are for you. It’s personal edification that allows you to become a better person in general

[@JustAnotherRunner]

@@BrandonE-ri4km I agree and would expand that to say that people generally don’t care what you do ever. Superiority is always artificial

[@iim_human]

😂😂😂

[@szymonkoszel8421]

Nie zesraj się

[@JustAnotherRunner]

I never do.