A Zen Master said: "We'll see."
Raced that first triathlon and did very poorly. People thought I'd get discouraged.
ZM: "We'll see."
Came back the next year on a mission. Lost 25 pounds. People commented on what a great lifestyle change it was for me.
ZM: "We'll see"
Obsessive focus with triathlon seemed to take time away from my family. Some concerned I had gone overboard.
ZM: "We'll see."
Son catches the bug soon after my first IM and begins to get heavily into triathlon. Whole family gets involved and comes to and does triathlons. People comment on what a fantastic thing it is that we do this together.
ZM: "We'll see."
Within a 22 hour period my son is hit by a car on a training ride and then I have a major bike crash when debris falls off a truck into my path. He is scraped up but I have an extreme separation of my shoulder. People are horrified and question our involvement in triathlon.
ZM: "We'll see."
After a couple of surgeries I have a great comeback year and in October win the Cadence Kona Challenge--people comment on how lucky I am.
ZM: "We'll see"
Despite being 100% ready to qualify I have a very off day at IMFL 2007 and once again fail to qualify for Kona. People are disappointed in my failure.
ZM: "We'll see."
"What's the point?" I ask the Zen Master.
ZM: "We'll see."
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