I used to run to lose weight. To track how many calories I could spare before I felt guilty about what I ate. I used to run to de-stress and re-center from the weight of building both a career and a family at the same time. I used to run to get rid of something. Get rid of fat, pressure, responsibility. A necessary evil I convinced myself that I had to do. It was like that for as long as I could remember. But something changed today. My relationship with running just evolved. I felt different; it was noticeable, and the invisible force pushed me forward this morning. …