How to Get Unstuck When You Feel Like You’re Spinning In Circles

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Route Map showing Day 41 of the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail, Walnut Kansas to Pittsburg Kansas

Today I was thinking about that awful feeling of spinning and not making forward progress. Watch the video for a tip about how to get unstuck.

Photo, Day 41 of the TransAmerica Bicycle Trail, Mandy with a sign in Girard Kansas marking the location of the "Appeal to Reason" newspaper and the Little Blue Books printing press

What a fun find at Veteran's Park in Girard, KS. The park used to be home to the most widely circulated newspaper in 1913, "Appeal to Reason." It later hosted "Little Blue Books" which was the largest printing press west of the Mississippi in 1923. What a decade for Girard, KS!

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  • Towns on Today's Travel Route: Girard and Pittsburg...my last two stops in Kansas! Pittsburg is a thriving small town and known for is emerging work-from-home tech community. There's a college, a thriving downtown, and the cost of living is affordable!
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Mandy Birch is a global executive engineer and military veteran who builds teams, leaders, & multinational organizations that unlock the potential of disruptive ideas. She enjoys accelerating emerging technologies & strategic partnerships to drive multi-generational thriving for people & communities around the world.

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