24/01/2026
When we’re younger don't we just take for granted that our body is just “there” for us.
We don’t give a second thought to running for a bus, bouncing on a trampoline, jumping over a wall...or whatever else takes our fancy.
Fast forward a few years, a few injuries, a more sedentary lifestyle, not exercising as regularly as we’d like to… and the wheels feel a bit more wonky, and daily life can just feel that bit harder and we start to lose trust in our body.
The more trust we lose the less confidence we have that we’ll be able to do things - sometimes even simple things like standing on one leg to put your socks on - so we stop doing it all together.
This leads us to the next problem - once we stop “doing the things” there’s only one way this is going and that’s downhill.
So take a moment - make a decision. Which camp are you in:
➡️ “Keeping fingers crossed”: Hoping your body holds it together…avoiding things “just in case: and adapting your life around what feels risky
OR
➡️ “Done playing small”: Rebuilding trust in your body one day at a time, getting strong in the right places and proving to yourself you can do what you wish.
Strong isn’t a vibe - it’s a lifelong practice (but you can start with as little as 10 minutes a day).
If you want to go deeper this month’s Live Lounge: THE BODY CONFIDENCE BLUEPRINT - is built around exactly this theme (...and it’s FREE).
It’s practical, science-backed, and you’ll leave with a simple blueprint you can use straight away.
Link in comments. (Can’t make it live - replay available)