Well and Worthy Life

Who can relate?

I saw my friend House The Smiths Built do this reel and I could relate so much! This week I went to get a buccal facial at My Rainberry and I never wanted it to end.

Tell me I’m not the only one who does this.

I finally stopped fighting it.

The only way I consistently get my workout in is first thing in the morning and scheduled OUT of my house.

When I tell myself I’ll do it at home, I get distracted by “just one quick thing,” and before I know it the whole day is gone and I never moved.

The one thing that makes home workouts actually work for me.

1️⃣ Schedule it like a real appointment
2️⃣ Follow an app so I’m not deciding what to do next.
3️⃣ Don’t answer the phone. Don’t let anything pull me away.

Now I want to hear from you — are you the same? Or have you figured out how to be consistent at home? Tell me in the comments, I’m genuinely taking notes.

She picked up the walk in about four seconds.

The rest of it takes a lot longer.

How a woman talks about her own body. Whether she stands up straight in a swimsuit or angles herself behind somebody else. What she mutters when she catches her reflection and doesn’t love what’s looking back.

And she’s learning it from all of us. Her mama, her aunts, her grandmothers, the women she overhears at the pool and in the grocery store check out.

We’re all teaching her something, all the time, mostly by accident.

I’d rather do it on purpose!

Who were the women who taught you how to walk into a room, embodied and confident?

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A random thought I’ve been having.

I’m not an influencer. I’m more of a connector. My goal here is to connect with the things I love. 😀

Thank you for being here.

I’ve been doing this flip since I was a kid.
I’m 60 and still flipping!

Not to prove anything.
Because it’s fun and because somewhere along the way we quietly decided we’re too old to be silly in the pool.

Then one day we look up and we’ve been in the lounge chair for ten years.

Keep moving while it’s easy. It’s a whole lot simpler to hold onto something than to get it back.

What’s your version of this? The thing you still do just because it’s fun?