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and what I learned from being a gymnast. This isn’t your one chance to restart. I know the pres
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and what I learned from being a gymnast. This isnât your one chance to restart. I know the pressure of seeing âJanuaryâ and all the messages that come with a new year everywhere (youâre likely being inundated with them). It can feel like this is your one chance to set the tone for the whole year. But thatâs not true. I know youâve heard âprogress over perfection,â but letâs really own that sentiment! You donât need to nail it in January. You donât have just one chance to start this journey well. You set the tone. You can reset and restart as many times as you need to. When I was a gymnast (yep, Iâve lived a few different lives in this one!), part of what I had to own for myself was that I was built to fall. I was throwing myself around on a mat, on a balance beam, uneven bars⦠on everything. My job was to get up and reset. And try again. I know the feeling all too well, and Iâve seen it happen in so many other lives: when we think weâve started poorly, we want to throw in the towel. Part one of the journey was tough? Then screw the rest of it. Itâs tempting to get halfway through the year and say âwelp, I guess Iâll try again next year.â But I want you to catch that mindset early. Because itâs not always a conscious decision. Sometimes itâs just when we start to slip for a week, miss a goal, miss a deadline, get burned out and decide to pull back⦠wayyyy back. So far back that weâd rather not go through all of it again. So, hereâs your reminder that youâre not performing for anyone else. This isnât anyone elseâs life. This isnât their journey. Itâs not about making sure what youâre doing LOOKS successful to anyone else but you. Set the tone. Restart as many times as you need to. Pull yourself back up, and make those leaps. Over and over again. Because if my gymnastics days taught me anything, itâs this: everytime you fall, youâre getting stronger. Eventually, you wonât fall as much. Eventually, you do stick the landing. And the best part? You DID it. You didnât pull back, quit, or go sit on the sidelines. This year is going to be a good one, so make sure you keep showing up for it. xo, Jenna [Unsubscribe]( Jenna Kutcher 440 N Barranca Ave #4227 Covina, California 91723 United States
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