My philosophy on running is, I don't dwell on it, I do it.

Years ago, women sat in the kitchen drinking coffee and discussing life. Now they discuss the same topics while they run.

You can't depend on other people, you have to run your own race.

Every time I fail, I assume I will be a stronger person for it. I keep on running figuratively and literally, despite a limp that gets more noticeable with each passing season, because for me there has always been a place to go and a terrible urgency to get there.

Coffee doesn't do it for me; it's running that gets me going.

Running is 80 percent mental.

If you feel like eating, eat. Let your body tell you what it wants.