How Does Running Marathons Transform My Life? | Annica Lin | TEDxAsburyPark
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2018
- Annica Lin: Self-proclaimed Iron Chef, Marathon Runner
After struggling to run a mile on a dare, Annica stuck with the sport, and many enthusiastic years later, qualified for the Boston Marathon. She loves to share her passion for running and wants to help people fall in love with the sport.
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Annica spent her formative years in Taiwan, resolving to come to America to provide a better life for her family. To accomplish this, she saved up and bought herself a one-way ticket to NYC, where step by step, she worked herself up to her version of the American Dream. She earned a Master’s degree at NYU and rose through the ranks at a stock brokerage on Wall Street. She later fell in love with digital media and decided to pursue it as her new career, becoming a Google-certified partner and working at advertising agencies. Through it all, she kept her passion for living her healthiest life. A self-proclaimed Iron Chef, she unintentionally discovered running in 2011. Struggling to run a mile on a dare, she stuck with the sport, and many enthusiastic years later, qualified for the Boston Marathon. She loves to share her passion for running and wants to help people fall in love with the sport. ”How does running marathons transform my life?” Annica spent her formative years in Taiwan, resolving to come to America to provide a better life for her family. To accomplish this, she saved up and bought herself a one-way ticket to NYC, where step by step, she worked herself up to her version of the American Dream. She earned a Master’s degree at NYU, and rose through the ranks at a stock brokerage on Wall Street. She later fell in love with digital media and decided to pursue it as her new career, becoming a Google-certified partner and working at advertising agencies. Through it all, she kept her passion for living her healthiest life. A self-proclaimed Iron Chef, she unintentionally discovered running in 2011. Struggling to run a mile on a dare, she stuck with the sport, and many enthusiastic years later, qualified for the Boston Marathon. She loves to share her passion for running and wants to help people fall in love with the sport. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I am going to run my first competitive 2023 Chicago Marathon at 65 y/o. My goal is to finish in 3:30 hours. Your speech has made me to cry and inspired me. God bless you Annica. You are wonderful.
I cried with you. I was looking for running encouragement to go forward with my plan to run my first full marathon. You touched my heart. Thank you
I'll never forget this talking, cause running safe my life!!!
Congratulations Annica! I look forward to becoming as passionate about running as you. Thank you for sharing your story!
Great story Annica and you're absolutely right we all have our own personal marathons to tackle, never quit!
Great talk Annica and congratulations on your BQ! I'm sure it will be the first of many as you get addicted to that sense of accomplishment that qualifying for Boston brings!
Your talk resonated so much with me. I feel so many of the things about running that you talked about. I also was not "sporty" as a child. Running has taught me to be tough and believe in myself, not to give up when it feels too hard. Like you I have had runs that felt so tough that I wanted to quit, but by continuing got some of my fastest times. It teaches you to believe in yourself, it is amazing what can be achieved with determination.
So moving. Thank you!
Thank you so much for sharing your experience and your transformational marathon and life journey! Congratulations on your success in running and life!! Your speech resonates with me so much. I never ran a marathon, but I have done some 5Ks. Even though they are not comparable, the idea that I got from the running experience is similar. Never give up on our dreams. Once we start taking action towards our dreams and keep moving on, we will make progress. It may not be easy, but slow and steady, we can reach the goal eventually.
Hello! I'm here enjoying your new video. thanks for your job, I'm from Brazil, have a nice day.
I am so proud of you. 愛你卡
Way to go, Annica!
You made me cry talking about earning your BQ! I’ve been trying to get it for years. I think it’s time I make some adjustments and go after it harder.
Very interesting!!!
A marathon is the true test of will and determination. 1000% of your failures and successes are all your fault. There’s not excuses. So when you train for years and sacrifice so much for a goal, you are allowed to reap the joy all to yourself.
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