About a year ago, I started going to the gym 3-4 times a week. This is the first time in my life that I have been dedicated to my body in a positive way rather than a negative way. Over the months, as my body changes and I become more aware of what I am capable of doing, I also noticed how the lessons in the gym carry over to lessons in life. The gym gives me time to not only focus on me, it gives me a chance to do some of my absolute best thinking. I have even suggested if I could brainstorm on the gym windows…sadly that idea didn’t grow legs; but truly I get some of my clearest moments while I am focusing on jumping jacks and lunges.
- know your strengths
- know how to balance
- quantity over quality
- be in competition with yourself
- remember to breath
- the work begins when you are uncomfortable
- have a challenge buddy
- make a commitment
- focus on yourself
- trust the larger process
- the hardest part is starting
- make it worth it
In life and gym, putting in the work is going to get you results.
Inspire Yourself!
Jenn
my challenge buddy!!! 😀
I like the “quantity over quality” because as a fellow creativity coach I find that people consider themselves procrastinators when they are really perfectionist that hold themselves back from exploring new paths, options and just playing with the creative process.
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