10/01/2021
Stories and the narratives we tell ourselves are powerful, and ultimately shape how we live our lives.
And far too often these stories end up holding us back.
Maybe you’ve always thought you’re not the kind of person who works out or eats right, so even if you want to make a change it’s hard, because that’s not the type of person you are.
Or you refrain from wearing the clothes you want, because that’s not how you were raised. It could also be that because you don’t look a certain way, there’s no way anyone would believe your healthy and fit.
Whatever it is, these negative things we tell ourselves can always be changed at any given moment. You don’t owe anyone an explanation for changing what and how you think about yourself and what you want to accomplish.
This has been something I’ve struggled with for years and just a few are below.
I wasn’t a collegiate athlete, who am I to be coaching in D1 athletics or at any level?
I’m having my own issues with my nutrition, why should my clients listen to me on this?
I’m not jacked/ripped/etc, should I really be coaching people with these goals?
All of these thoughts come from insecurities I’ve had and from what I picked up just being in society and social media.
While I still deal with some of these thoughts trying to creep back up, my main story I tell myself is this…
I’m smart as f**k, can relate it anyone, and can coach the hell out of any exercise so why not me?
If this resonates with you, or you’d like to share the stories you tell yourself, let me know in the comments below 👇🏽