Did Not Finish- Wanjiru Mureithi
What do Wanjiru and Eliud Kipchoge have in common? Well, many of us have experienced the agony of working so hard for something and then losing it on the final stretch. Many of us have zealously started things but failed to finish. How did that make you feel? Sometimes we forget that success doesn’t happen overnight. You might fail multiple times before you achieve greatness and that is exactly what Wanjiru Mureithi and Eliud Kipchoge have in common. In this talk, she shares her experience of coming so close and yet being so far. #Engage31 #EliudKipchoge #Curveballs #comrades #marathon
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I loved your talk Winejiru! My take-home - Run my race, stick to my lane - be true to myself. Being authentically and shamelessly me. Well done!
Engage is about people telling their stories... Did she tell her story well? Yes ... Those that keep saying nice, but nervous....and then?
I love this. You've spoken to me. Thank you.
I took this home "Don't reduce the whole meaning of life into some certain events that happen in your life" Hey Engage Talk do you have Swahili Talks ?I think they could also make the show amazing.
@EngageTalk
3 жыл бұрын
Hi Tom. Great takeaway from Wanjiru's talk. Unfortunately we do not have any talks in Kiswahili.
@fiercelycara7
3 жыл бұрын
@@EngageTalk keep it in english for ppl like me who doesn't understand swahili
Wow! Respect! This really motivated me😍. I run 18km per week and hearing your story , you've made me realise everything is possible. We need to celebrate ourselves always and failure is not not the end !
@EngageTalk
3 жыл бұрын
How true!
You are an amazingly strong girl since childhood. Bravo and keep going!!
Inspiring . Thank you Wanjiru😃
I needed to hear this, I have many DNFs, so to speak. Thank you for sharing your story Wanjiru. Great lessons.
I needed this today. Thanks Wanjiru!
I'm up for the Nairobi city marathon in 2 days and that was really inspiring and motivating to me.
Loved this talk. Welldone Mercy. I remember your 2016 Comrades very well🙌🏽
Beautifully told
Run your own Race. Well said.
Bravo! Bravo! You are a great story teller! Awesome running journey 👌
Will be at the starting line for my first Comrades Marathon! This is a better preparation than all the physical exercises we have done before. On Sunday, I will report back on how it turned out
42km run, that’s my drive to work via m40 to Wokingham from Greenford, West London. My my that is determination.
Thank you Wanjiru for sharing your DNF story.. yes run your own run💃
Awesome
well said!
The art of running
mmh, this has touched . Deeply
@tushyranx5860
3 жыл бұрын
Touched is an understatement
Truly inspiring and you are a great storyteller. I will now move my running from 10kms to 11kms :)
@EngageTalk
3 жыл бұрын
😂😂 at least you run 10. Keep at it.👍🏿
Very nervous 😟 speaking in public is not easy though,well done..great story
@frashiahwangari2177
2 жыл бұрын
The exposed clevage is the most likely cause. Public speaking needs comfortable attire.
sleeping in running attire i can relate cz if i dont do it bana i may not wake up for a run.
Lovely, anxious though
I watched you somewhere🤔 but you are nervous in this one. Really love your story... take a deep breath
@albyknm
3 жыл бұрын
The cleavage
Sijui mbona najishuku 😂
Arimis and sleep in gear