Yes, we all know it's cold out there and when you add in the wind chill, that's a handy dandy excuse to stay in and not go on a run.
So, here's a few tips to help get you out the door.
First, and most importantly, wear appropriate clothing. Don't try to be a hero here, running in light clothing, or leaving big parts of skin, like legs, arms, hands and ears uncovered. You may end up with frostbite and that will certainly keep you from going out again in the cold weather.
Second, maybe you need to start what is called a CD. If you pledge to run at least one mile a day for a month, then you can have a Consecutive Days streak, and once it hits 30, you'll probably want to keep it going. It's a good way to get going each day.
Third, on these rather blustery days, if you run in housing development areas, that may help block the wind. It also may help you change direction frequently so you don't spend too much time running against the wind.
And, if you need a quote to inspire, here's one from former Oregon coaching great Bill Bowerman: "There's no such thing as bad weather, just soft people."