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Laura wants to be a tri-athlete. She wants to be a superstar tri-athlete. In fact, she
wants to be the number one tri-athlete in the world.
She wants to win the Ironman race in Hawaii. the Ironman race is 2.5 miles
swimming, and 212 miles cycling, and 26.4 miles running.
But she has a problem, of course. there’s always a problem. her peer group are all
lazy losers.
Her coworkers complain constantly. And they steal from their company. She hates
her coworkers. Her friends sleep all day and watch TV and eat french fries. All her
friends eat 20 pounds of french fries every single day, each!
So Laura says, “I want a new peer group." So she gets a new job. It is a better job
with great coworkers, super enthusiastic coworkers.
She also finds new friends. Her new friends are all super athletes. They all love to
run. They all love to swim. They all love to cycle. They go to the gym every day. They
eat healthy food. They are super healthy.
So she has new coworkers. She has new friends. She has a new peer group, an
inspiring peer group. Now she feels great so she trains every day. She practices
every day. Every day she runs. Every day she swims. Every day she rides her bike.
Finally, the day comes, the Ironman race. First the swimming, she jumps into the
ocean and she swims and swims. She is a superstar swimmer.
She comes out of the water number one! And next, she gets on her bicycle and she
rides and rides and rides. Faster, faster, faster, she is a superstar cyclist.
Finally, after 212 miles she jumps off her bike and begins to run. She runs faster and
faster and faster. She feels stronger and stronger and stronger. She is a superstar
athlete at last. Of course, she wins the Ironman race. She becomes the number one
superstar tri-athlete of the world. Laura succeeds.

Laura wanted to be a tri-athlete. She wanted to be a superstar tri-athlete. In fact, she
wanted to be the number one tri-athlete in the world.
She wanted to win the Ironman race in Hawaii. the Ironman race is 2.5 miles
swimming, and 212 miles cycling, and 26.4 miles running.
But she had a problem, of course. there’s always a problem. her peer group were all
lazy losers.
Her coworkers complained constantly. And they stole from their company. She hated
her coworkers. Her friends slept all day and watched TV and ate french fries. All her
friends ate 20 pounds of french fries every single day, each!
So Laura said, “I want a new peer group." So she got a new job. It was a better job
with great coworkers, super enthusiastic coworkers.
She also found new friends. Her new friends were all super athletes. They all loved to
run. They all loved to swim. They all loved to cycle. They went to the gym every day.
They ate healthy food. They were super healthy.
So she had new coworkers. She had new friends. She had a new peer group, an
inspiring peer group. Now she felt great so she trained every day. She practiced
every day. Every day she ran. Every day she swam. Every day she rode her bike.
Finally, the day came, the Ironman race. First the swimming, she jumped into the
ocean and she swam and swam. She was a superstar swimmer.
She came out of the water number one! And next, she got on her bicycle and she
rode and rode and rode. Faster, faster, faster, she was a superstar cyclist.
Finally, after 212 miles she jumped off her bike and began to run. She ran faster and
faster and faster. She felt stronger and stronger and stronger. She was a superstar
athlete at last. Of course, she won the Ironman race. She became the number one
superstar tri-athlete of the world. Laura succeeded.

Laura will want to be a tri-athlete. She will want to be a superstar tri-athlete. In fact, she will want to be the number one tri-athlete in the world. She will want to win the Ironman race in Hawaii. the Ironman race is 2.5 miles swimming, and 212 miles cycling, and 26.4 miles running. But she is going to have a problem, of course. there’s always going to be a problem. her peer group are all going to be lazy losers. Her coworkers will complain constantly. And they will steal from their company. She will hate her coworkers. Her friends will sleep all day and watch TV and eat french fries. All her friends will eat 20 pounds of french fries every single day, each! So Laura will say, “I want a new peer group." So she will get a new job. It is going to be a better job with great coworkers, super enthusiastic coworkers. She also going to find new friends. Her new friends will all be super athletes. They all will love to run. They all will love to swim. They all will love to cycle. They going to go to the gym every day. They will eat healthy food. They will be super healthy. So she is going to have new coworkers. She is going to have new friends. She is going to have a new peer group, an inspiring peer group. Now she is going to feel great so she will train every day. She will practice every day. Every day she will run. Every day she will swim. Every day she will ride her bike. Finally, the day will come, the Ironman race. First the swimming, she is going to jump into the ocean and she will swim and swim. She will be a superstar swimmer. She will come out of the water number one! And next, she will get on her bicycle and she will ride and ride and ride. Faster, faster, faster, she is going to be a superstar cyclist.
Finally, after 212 miles she will jump off her bike and begin to run. She will run faster
and faster and faster. She will feel stronger and stronger and stronger. She is going
to be a superstar athlete at last. Of course, she will win the Ironman race. She will
become the number one superstar tri-athlete of the world. Laura will succeed.