Running the Red Line
Running the Red Line by Julie Carter is a 212-page book published by MindFell in 2018. This work offers an informative and engaging exploration of running and competing, highlighting the beauty of the fells while delving into the complexities of human emotion. Julie Carter, a veteran British and English fell running champion, combines her expertise as a doctor and psychologist with her poetic writing style to present a narrative that is both humorous and tragic, yet always honest.
Readers will find powerful tales that address life’s challenges with determination, as Carter tests modern psychology’s ideas against real-life experiences. The book examines the concept of personal limits and the often vast gap between what individuals do and what they are capable of achieving. Through her unique insights, Carter encourages readers to confront their own “red lines” of maximum performance, ultimately leading to greater satisfaction in their pursuits.
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An informative and engaging book about running and competing, about the beauty of the fells, and above all about Human emotion. Julie Carter, doctor and psychologist, is a veteran British and English fell running champion and a poetic writer. Her stories are at times hilarious, at times tragic but always bravely honest. Here are powerful tales of meeting life’s challenge with determination – told with a unique style and insight. The narrative puts the ideas of modern psychology to the test, distilling what is of value to everyday life. We all have our limits, our own Red Lines, but we spend a lot of time with huge margins between what we do and what we can do. This is a book about how to approach the red lines of maximum performance and be rewarded with maximum satisfaction.
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