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I try to run 4-5 days a week, and sign up for at least 2-3 marathons/half marathons a year to stay motivated. I too have a horrible commute, but that can be changed by moving (in the process of). I end up running from 4:30 to 5:30, and afterwards will tend to go to the gym to focus on non cardio things.
I will say I reserve my long 8+ mile runs for the weekends as there isn't enough sunlight to do that on the work week. Having a Garmin was the best life decision I have ever made as it comes to running, because I have these challenges with friends and it is a fun way to stay motivated and competitive for our monthly goals.
You could read “what I talk about when I talk about running” by Haruki Murakami. You might enjoy his thoughts on running.
Do you sometimes solve problems as a result of those runs? Bursts of inspiration that strike you out of nowhere?
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