Jayson Sime had to live through the pain and hardships of poverty, dyslexia and being treated as an outcast. He was forced to learn how to deal with the harsh world and protect himself. He worked hard and finally became involved in politics and eventually, a motivational speaker. But he never stopped there and continued to run. Through the repeated course of running 50 – 70 miles, enduring hunger, binging, thirst and exhaustion, he experienced various emotions including fear, regret, sadness and happiness. And on September 2017, he stood at the starting line of the Colorado ‘Run Rabbit Run 100’ race to run the entire 100 miles for the first time in his life. (JANG Bo-young)