D.N.F
and W-I-N
might
Have more in common
Than you think.
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So, I used Google and the urban dictionary to discover dnf. So, there is a sexual meaning behind any random collection of letters. It's enough to make you sad. Based on the juxtaposition with the word win, I was able to eliminate the sexual meaning.
Dnf vs winning? What's in common? Doing. Whether you won or did not finish, you started. You came to play, or compete, depending on your vernacular.
There is pleasure in doing. There is growth in doing. Winning is a matter of definition. Did I "win" my day yesterday? I'd say not. Did I make progress? Definititively. Did I build a path to a more successful week, this week? Definititively. Am I okay if I don't "win" each day. Absolutely. One day, hopefully about 45 years from now, I will have a DNF beside a day. And I'll be okay with that. Because I did finish (DF) so many wonderful days before it.