#28 The Truth About Talent

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In Episode #28, I share my thoughts and lessons learned during my last FTP test. Furthermore, I share possible options for actions that could be added to your list of goals for 2020. Finally, a few of my takeaways are shared around Chapter 18: The Truth About Talent (When Genes Matter and When They Don't) from Atomic Habits by James Clear. I would love to hear your feedback/comments/questions about this week's episode. You can do so @ beyondthebike.weebly.com. Looking forward to seeing all of you back on Insta Jan 1st, 2020. @beyondthebike by urbestday Have a fun, safe and Happy New Year PeloPeeps. Go get it! A. Lovett

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