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This week’s Friday psyche series is about, well, psyche. When you have it you find your answers. Life is ubiquitously good. In fact, I submit it can’t be bad because you realize bad shit is a natural part of life. Without it we struggle, no matter how simple our objectives are. I take exception with one aspect in the piece; that psyche is climbing’s own word (though we certainly use it more than most). I would argue that grandpa is psyched about his upcoming round of golf and your sister should be psyched for swim practice or she should find a different sport. But the sentiment that psyche is vital for success is true. Without it, nothing meaningful gets done.
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Thanks to Deadpoint Mag for the article, Gregory for the vid, and Joe Kinder (who has a great blog) for the psyche.
3 comments:
Thanks for sharing the article - been reading your stuff for a while now and it's always an interesting read.
Bought a new bike today and hitting the road around Atlanta first thing tomorrow! It's easy to get psyched for new toys.
I live near Atlanta, man it is hilly up there. Down here in Augusta we keep it FLAT! ~ debbietudor
Hello; saw your blog Ed; am a terribly out-of-shape person trying to psyche myself up into returning to the mega-in-shape over-the-top sport loving energetic person I was 20 years ago. Your little article was really inspirational in a vertically challenging way: reminded my why I want to "keep climbing". Thanks for the boost.
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