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Hi Reader Happy Friday! 😂 I genuinely thought I’d have this whole adulthood thing figured out by now. Surely by midlife I’d have it all together? Apparently not. Here are a few things I thought would be easier by now. Which ones can you relate to or what can you add? Reply back- I seriously want to know! Getting enough sleep. Recovering from a hard workout. Figuring out what’s for dinner. Figuring out what my body is going to tolerate today. Knowing what to wear in Florida. Remembering all the things I told myself I was going to do. And probably the biggest one... Having everything figured out. Instead, I’m realizing maybe that’s not actually the goal. Because I know I have people in my corner—friends, family, and people I can be completely myself with. People I can open up to without feeling like I have to be fake or have everything together all the time. And if you're reading this, I hope you know you don't have to figure it all out alone, either. I'm in your corner. ❤️ Honestly? I’ll take that version of midlife. ❤️ Happy Friday! —Bridgette P.S. If you’re new around here, I help women 35+ build a stronger metabolism, more muscle, and a healthier relationship with their bodies. Learn more: www.b4andafterhealthcoach.com |
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