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Breaking Free from the "All or Nothing" Trap in Fitness
For years, I was convinced that achieving my fitness goals required an all-in, no-excuses approach. I thought "dedication" looked like this: 5 AM workouts, no matter how little I slept. Meal prepping every single bite, with zero flexibility. No rest days, because who has time for that? If I missed a workout, I felt like a failure. If I ate something that wasn't on my rigid plan, I'd throw in the towel and promise to "start over on Monday." If my body felt tired, I ignored it

Deb Goodge
Nov 23 min read
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The Hidden Burnout of Being the 'Strong One'
If you're always the one others turn to, the one who never drops the ball, the one who says "I'm fine" while your own needs sit at the...

Deb Goodge
Jul 204 min read
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