What Einstein Taught Me on a Steep Climb
As I pedaled slowly up a steep mountain road, struggling against the thin air and burning legs, a familiar quote floated into my mind—one that felt more meaningful than ever in that moment: "Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving." — Albert Einstein I’ve heard that quote dozens of times, but during this particular ride, it hit me differently. As I pushed through the pain, one pedal stroke at a time, it wasn’t just a nice phrase—it was a lifeline. The climb was brutal. The altitude was high, the air was thin, and my body was screaming for relief. But I didn’t stop. I kept moving—slowly, steadily, and stubbornly—until I reached the summit. And let me tell you, that feeling at the top? It was indescribable. It wasn’t just about conquering the mountain—it was about conquering the voice in my head that said, “You can’t.” Perseverance: One Pedal Stroke at a Time This ride taught me more than just physical endurance. It reminded me that per...
