There's something about staying on your own lane while running a race, and that's what today's topic is all about. The fact that you were not created to be like someone else, the fact that your purpose is unique and divine, should urge you to remain in your own lane in this race of life, rather than seek to be someone else.
Do you know what it means to run in an 800 or 1500meters Olympic race?
The race:
In the 800 meters, runners must remain in their lanes until they pass through the first turn. In races of 1500 meters or longer run on a track, competitors are generally divided into two groups at the start, with approximately 65 percent of the runners on the regular, arced starting line and the remainder on a separate, arced starting line marked across the outer half of the track. The latter group must remain on the outer half of the track until they pass through the first turn.
In the 800 meters, runners must remain in their lanes until they pass through the first turn. In races of 1500 meters or longer run on a track, competitors are generally divided into two groups at the start, with approximately 65 percent of the runners on the regular, arced starting line and the remainder on a separate, arced starting line marked across the outer half of the track. The latter group must remain on the outer half of the track until they pass through the first turn.
So there's a reason why we must remain in our own lanes.
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