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β€œThe most important thing I’ve learned is to practice resting while in motion, which is something I learned while training for my first half marathon. I have a tendency to push myself and focus on how things can and should be improved, a tendency that I’m sure is present in many Wake grads. While that can be a helpful trait, I’ve also realized that running all out, all the time is not sustainable. Sometimes jogging, which can feel painfully slow, is what’s necessary in life.”

Joel Ang (’11), Founder at Matrimoney in Boston, MA



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