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Trust the Process

Feb 1, 2024
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As this is the month of February which has been considered the "month of Love" I encourage you to assess where you are, prioritize your health and take action. As a spouse this is the perfect time to date yourself. As a parent take yourself out while the kids are at school (make time). Even 15-30 minutes will work for you.

It is essential that you understand that life is a journey and although you may not be able to do every "self-care" regimen that you desire you can compartmentalize your desires into the entire month.

It is essential to incorporate these regimens and master the art of being creative in the process so that it doesn't began to feel force. So here are a few tips to utilize to get in yourself care regimen:


  • Find exercise activities that are fun.

  • Find people to be around with like minds.

  • If you get confused or frustrated make sure to get help (mental health therapy, coach, etc.).

  • Celebrate all wins (big or small).

  • Failure is ALWAYS A WIN.

  • What you don't do today you probably can do tomorrow.

  • Find joy in intaking foods that will not interfere with your body imbalance (causing fatigue, bloating feeling, etc).

  • Hydrate, Hydrate, Hydrate properly daily.

In conclusion, TRUST THE PROCESS. Show up for you, your family and love ones. DO NOT FORGET TO ENCOURAGE YOURSELF ALONG THE WAY AND BRING SOMEONE WITH YOU!



 
 
 

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Your post hit close to home because I’ve been wrestling with the same mantra for the past year. Two years ago I decided to train for a half‑marathon despite never having run more than a mile without stopping. The first few weeks were brutal—my legs screamed, my schedule felt impossible, and I constantly wondered if I’d made a mistake. I kept reminding myself to trust the process, breaking the training into tiny, manageable steps https://www.smh.com.au/ Slowly, the long runs became less of a nightmare and more of a rhythm. By the time race day arrived, I was not only able to finish, I actually enjoyed the experience and even set a personal best. The journey taught me that progress isn’t…


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