Life Is Short

As the sunrises over the hills Nick had an opportunity to think about what he wants from life.

Wildlife On The Run

Keri was feeling unwell so Nick went out for a run with the camera. It is no surprise that he was treated to a deer running across the field. He is always lucky enough to see wildlife. He says it’s because he runs at dusk and dawn. I think it’s because he’s quieter than me.

Clear The Mind

Running allows our minds to free up. I know when it’s been a while between runs because my mind whizzes at 100mph. Covering so many thoughts. After a run my mind is clear.

Nick shares his thoughts about running, business and how he is determined to make the most of life.

Take A Look Into Nick’s Running Mind

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Choose a path for your family.

Create your five-part escape plan
Belief: Why are you on your current path?
Adventure: What would your life include?
Education: How will you learn?
Earning: Can you earn on your terms?
Action: When will you start?