M3:D66 Doing my thing

This issue started to become a problem for me because this week I've only run on Tuesday.  However, I realized that taking time off from an injury is part of doing my thing.  I've still managed to lift heavy because that has no effect on my calf, but I can't run.  Instead of beating myself up, I'm just doing my thing.  I realize that if I were to push myself too hard, I could cause a more serious injury that might knock me out of the gym.  In the interest of doing the thing I don't want to do, I decided to stop the running until after I see the doctor tomorrow.  At that point, depending upon what she says, I will reassess my running program and get it back off the ground.

Doing my thing is what has gotten me this far, so doing my thing is what I will continue to do.  You can give me all the advice in the world, but doing my thing is going to be the ultimate objective.  A champion doesn't back down.  A champion listens to their body and understands when it is right to push harder and when it is not right to push harder.  A champion does their thing. 

I've fought through fatigue, being tired, emotions and any number of other things, but injury is not something you should fight through. I am going to take the champion's attitude and think of the larger picture.  I will discuss with the doctor what my options are and adjust accordingly.