I’m F**king Pissed Off!

March 30, 2020March 30, 2020 by fullcircle, posted in Blogs, Mindset

I’m F**king Pissed Off

Strategies to Calm the F**k Down!! (please excuse the profanity)

So, I’m a little perturbed today, I love people and being around people, it makes me happy, and that’s what the Full Circle Coaching community is all about but being around each other is “not allowed” right now. I normally don’t get this riled up but circumstances are really strange right now.

So, I decided to vent. I don’t really like feeling angry, and I know how important it is to shift out of anger to something better but sometimes I just get stuck!

So here are the things I’m doing daily or even several times a day to help myself shift out of this negative space, maybe one of these could help you if you find yourself in a similar place.

Please enjoy my rant or not! It’s up to you 🤪

Scream Therapy;
Yes this is a real therapy that works well (at least that’s what my mom taught us when me and my sisters were little and fighting with each other or frustrated with things. She would have us go outside and scream at the top of our lungs.) It works, try it! Go outside, take a deep breath and just SCREAM!! A few times as needed. You will instatly feel a release and feel better. Be careful not to hurt your vocal cords and hydrate after!!

Hit The Pillow
Set a timer for 7 minutes and then start hitting a pillow with your hand or fist or a toy bat while screaming out loud about how angry you are, how unfair everything is and how this situation f**king sucks! 7 min is a very long time. You might get tired after just 1 maybe 2 minutes but keep going, you will get it all out. Be considerate of kids and animals as they may get frightened!

Dance Your Anger Out! Here is a sample of some great dancers from the Full Circle community that dared to share theie moves! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tpt_1t1pqsU&feature=youtu.be
Put on your headphones or blast your speakers with your favorite up-beat song and start dancing like a wild person! Even if you fake it for 30 seconds your body will start to feel good. And remember it’s good to feel good. Keep going for at least a whole song or two! I’ve asked a few of my athletes and friends at Athletix Rehab to dance a little – tell me you are not laughing while and after you do this. I love this one!!!

Tapping
Emotional Freedom Technique also known as Tapping, is a great way to move the negative energy out of your body by tapping on specific meridian points. There are lots of free videos on YouTube – just type in “tapping for anger, sadness, or anything.” Here’s a link to The Tapping Solution App – https://www.thetappingsolution.com/blog/tapping-solution-app/ It is extremely helpful if you don’t know what to say while you are tapping. This is well worth the investment of $10, they cover all topics and have a bunch specifically for Covid 19. I’m happy to tap with anyone if you want to learn how to tap or need some help. Set up a call at this LINK!

Watch the video to see where to tap on your face and body.

For the purpose of this subject I’ll pick the topic of anger to tap on. Feel free to substitute your words, in place of mine for your feelings. It’s good to rate yourself on a scale of 1-10 before you start and then check in after you tap to see if you are feeling better. Most of the time it is lower, sometimes not, but keep tapping and voicing anything that you are feeling.

As you are tapping through the points (watch the video) and say out loud – “Even though I feel very angry and sad about what is going on right now, I deeply and completely love and accept myself and how I feel. Even though I just feel like crap and have no energy with everything that’s going on, I accept who I am and how I feel, and I love and honor myself and all of my feelings. Even though this situation totally f**king sucks, and that doesn’t seem to be changing anytime soon, I accept who I am and how I feel.”

Take a deep breath and move thru the points for a negative round. Saying out loud “This situation really stinks. I really don’t know what I’m going to do. I’m actually freaking out a bit, no I’m actually freaking out a lot! I really am concerned about all this uncertainty and how people are acting and what to do. All this fear, anger and uncertainty.”

Take a deep breath you can do that round again if you are still feeling angry. Or if you are feeling better, move to a positive round.

I think I’m ready to release some of these feelings! This situation sucks, I feel so bad I don’t have any control over anything. I feel like the world is falling apart, I really hate these feelings, I’m a positive person but right now it’s just hard to see the silver linings, but what if I could chose to see things differently in some way. What if I can remember to use some of the many tools I normally practice to help myself shift. What if I could just stay open and accept where I am right now. I can choose to just focus on this moment and this moment is actually pretty good. But wait, the world is going crazy, but even so I can choose to focus on how I can be helpful. Just tapping and thinking about this really helps me feel better. There really are a lot of resources for helping the way I feel. So now, I’m choosing to use those tools and resources and I really do feel better! This stuff actually works!!”

Workout
Duh!!! This is my daily go to. Elevating your heart rate releases endorphins and those make you feel good. It’s important for me to do some kind of movement every single day. Why? Because I have to, I simply rely on those endorphins, feel good hormones to help me handle just about anything. So I am still training daily, strength training, biking, running and yoga are all things that anyone of us can continue to do and really can help you shift out of anger and frustration. So please continue your training. All of my VIP athletes are receiving their online training programs and my for my group athletes I am providing online classes for the duration of this situation. Check out my Full Circle Coaching Youtube Channel under strength for some follow along videos.

Need help with any kind of training please reach out for online group or custom training. I’ve been doing this for a living for 23 years and can help ypu stay motivated and on track, setting new goals to get stronger faster and fitter. Other great resources are available on the Full Circle Coaching.com/blog, the Full Circle Coaching Facebook page, Full Circle Coaching Instagram and our YouTube channel.

Essential oils
Just smelling certain smells can shift a negative mood and low energy instantly. Essential oils are a great, healthy, pure smell that I use every single day. I only use d0TERRA® brand essential oils because they are certified pure with no toxins which is not true for most generic brands, so please be careful which ones you are using.

Some of my favorite mood shifters are citrus and peppermint oils. To lift your mood try lavender which can really help with feelings of stress and anxiety. They also have a few blends that I love like Balance, Anchor and Adaptive blends . They have amazing immune boosting solutions as well, tea tree, oregano, on guard and Breathe Blends , If you are interested in an essential oils consultation on what to get and how to use them, please set up a call with me. You can get wholesale prices and free oils with memberships. I am considering an interactive webinar to learn more. Please reply to this email if this interests you.

Meditation
This is a daily routine of mine every morning and every night. Meditation is way easier than you think it is, and there are so many free opportunities to try it. Apps like Head Space, Wake Up, Insight Timer, Power of Calm, and the Chopra center is currently offering a FREE 21 Day Mediation called “Hope in Uncertain Times” sign up HERE now!

Cuddle and touch with your loved ones, – be vulnerable with how you feel, let it out, cry and talk about what you are feeling (even tap while you say these things to move this energy out). YOur body will fel so much better letting your feeling out. If no loved ones are around you have fur babies they are always there for you too! I rely on my fur babies daily when my family is not close.

This is just a short list and there are so many other things you can do, please reach out if you need any help or just want to share how you handle your anger and stress.

Set up a call with me or text me here now 786-586-6057. I hope this helps you in some way, these are all tools I have used for many years and the world needs some stress relief right now.

Wishing you well,
Coach Erinne

If you are interested in learning more about Full Circle Coaching, call/text us at 786-586-6057 today or better yet, click this link: http://www.scheduleyou.in/5ZIsVaU to schedule your FREE Triathlon Breakthrough Session. This is a complimentary 30 minute session to ask me anything about triathlon, health and wellness or holistic lifestyle/ nutrition.

Erinne Guthrie is a USA Triathlon Level II Certified Coach since 1999 and Chief Motivating Officer at Full Circle Coaching, LLC since 2010. She has been training, racing and coaching triathletes since 1997. She is also a CHEK Holistic Lifestyle Coach Level 3, USMS Master’s Swim Coach, Motivational Speaker, Metabolic Efficiency Specialist, Mom and much much more.

Rockstar Triathlete; Zaheer Edoo

March 13, 2020February 14, 2024 by fullcircle, posted in ROCKSTARS

Rockstar Triathlete; Zaheer Edoo

Coaches Notes: Zaheer came to me with very little belief in his ability to run more than 3 miles due to chronic injury. After being in the group program, we decided to work one on one to help overcome his challenges, and still have the team support. Getting stronger and running less initially and then safely progressing in volume to complete his very first 13.1 faster than his goal time of 2:35. He challenged me every step of the way and then trusted the process after seeing and feeling the results to run a 2:31 Half Marathon.

Way to go Zaheer, super proud of all of your accomplishments! What’s Next??? 🙂

Age: 46

Profession: Independent Financial Adviser

Why you chose FCC to help you on your triathlon/health and wellness journey?

Beda Molina and Andres Velasco recommended me to FCC. I was tired of self-training, where I didn’t really know what to do; didn’t know when to push or to rest, and as a result, I was prone to over-training and injury.

What is your “A” race for this season? 305 Miami Half Marathon, 2020

Please share your BIG goals:

Tell me about your successes so far: Running a 10K, then running a Half Marathon, and improving the times in my Triathlon Races

What were some of your biggest Improvements in performance for the each of the following? Swim: Bike: Run: Nutrition/Health: Please include any Personal Records and Goals achieved:

Name 2 or 3 things that have made the biggest difference in your journey:

1. Run improvement. From panting and wheezing while running from 3 miles in the Sprint; to being able to run a 10K and then a Half Marathon, pain free and breathing clear.

2. Nutrition improvement. Eating less sugar and processed grains to more fats. This improved my training performance and my cholesterol numbers.

3. Improving the stroke efficiency of my swim

What excites you the most about being involved in triathlon/running?

The thrill of being at race day, and pushing it on the course, mid-way through a race.

What would you say to another person who was on the fence about joining our training program?

FCC is a great personalized program to help you in with your running and triathlons. They have a team based, collaborative mentality. It not a competition among members. It’s like a Family. People are encouraged by their peers and coaches to achieve their goals. Everyone is given equal importance, not just “top athletes.”

I see some mass production coaching programs. In other programs, you are given a training program and that’s it. No personal touch. You feel like it’s a just a money making business.
FCC is not like that, FCC has a personal touch and really cares about your results!

How Yoga Benefits Runners

March 2, 2020March 3, 2020 by fullcircle, posted in Blogs, Run

How Yoga Benefits Runners/ Triathletes

Five Reasons Why Runners & Athletes Benefit From Yoga
Courtesy of Level Yoga in Vero Beach, FL / info@levelyogastudio.com

1. You’ll breathe better: In yoga you learn to breathe from your diaphragm which helps to better oxygenate the blood. A good breath builds stamina and endurance, keeping you energized and alert through each stride of your swim, bike or run.

2. You’ll train your brain: Yoga teaches you to be present in your body in the moment. You’ll notice when your body is tensing up and how to release unnecessary tension in order to get the most out of whatever you are doing.

3. Increases flexibility: This one is a given! With more flexibility comes better range of motion, giving you an advantage in your sport of choice.

4. You’ll cultivate balance: A lot of yoga poses increase your sense of balance. Whether you’re strengthening your ankles by standing on one foot or creating balance by doing the same posture on both sides.

5. You’ll build strength from head to toe: Runners and triathletes tend to have strong lean legs and rowers build strength in their core and upper bodies. A well rounded yoga practice tones, strengthens and lengthens upper body (hey chaturanga!), core (hello boat pose) and lower body (thank you warrior poses).

These are just a few reasons some of the top athletes in the world practice yoga regularly! Did you know Mick Jagger is a yogi! His stage presence is a sport all on its own!

Athlete Blood Test; My live Blood Work Results

February 26, 2020February 14, 2024 by fullcircle, posted in Blogs, Erinne, Nutrition, Testing

Athlete Blood Test – Watch VIDEO

I found Athlete Blood Test 3 years ago after searching for an easy way to get my blood work information. They are definitely the simplest solution to my quest and they focus on markers that are important to me and the athletes I work with. I know and educate my athletes on how to stay balanced with training, racing and real life but some times imbalances occur especially as stresses increase. Training, nutrition and lifestyle adjustments are always where I start but having the individual information from blood work is extremely helpful to get back on track quickly.

I personally test every year when I’m feeling good to see where my markers naturally lie, and then if i’m feeling off and test I can see where things have changed.

I have had many athletes identify imbalances and correct them with food and supplementation to get back into their optimal performance after getting the information we needed.

I decided to include my test results with you this year, to review some of the questions I had. I also learned that ABT has genetic testing available now as well. In the recording you can hear the benefits of the genetic component which I had not considered before. Please enjoy and comment after listening if you have any questions. All Full Circle Athletes receive a discount to these helpful services.

Promo Code: ULTIMATE for 20% off, expires 5/15/2020

Link to video:
https://zoom.us/rec/share/1P1yaO369mRISK_g7XDjZKAoFY28aaa8gylPrqYPnk26krqIi7hmW_dHCqel3sEn

If you are interested in learning more about Full Circle Coaching, call us at 786-586-6057 today or click this link to schedule a complimentary triathlon strategy call: http://www.scheduleyou.in/5ZIsVaU

The Perfect Valentine

February 12, 2020February 14, 2024 by fullcircle, posted in Blogs, Mindset

The Perfect Valentine

Whether you think candlelight dinner and chocolates or you think of Valentine’s Day with disdain, there’s no doubt that nationally it’s all about LOVE.

But do you ever celebrate the perfect Valentine?

The one who you should be loving each and every day?

You might have guessed but that every day Valentine is YOU.

It’s so easy to love other people – family, children, friends…

But the self-love that is oh-so-popular to talk about on blogs and on Instagram is such a foreign concept to way too many people.

We put ourselves last & on the back burner.

We say the unkindest words to ourselves in our heads – words we’d never speak to another human.

We sacrifice day after day because it’s “selfish” if we don’t.

On this Valentine’s Day, I want you to do something different.

I ask you to celebrate YOU.

Whether it’s buying yourself a rose, going out for a glass of wine solo, taking some quiet time to read, getting a massage or facial. Do something that you usually wouldn’t do because you “shouldn’t “. I also ask you to stand in front of the mirror and speak aloud some kind, loving words to yourself about yourself. Not sure what to say? Here are a few of my mantras that I repeat daily after my morning meditation.
I am strong healthy and vibrant.

I am well rested and clear minded.

I bring light with me wherever I go.
If this feels strange, that’s normal but practicing helps! I recommend practicing everyday not just on Valentine’s Day!

Because the thing is, when we love ourselves more we’re happier and everyone around us benefits from that happiness.

We are better spouses and parents, we perform at triathlon and work, we sleep better…

Literally everything changes when you create more happiness via self-love and appreciation.

I would be SO HAPPY if you’d hit reply and tell me what you’re going to do to show yourself some love this Valentine’s Day so I can celebrate that with you. <3

Anything Can Happen on Race Day; How Will You Handle It?

February 4, 2020February 14, 2024 by fullcircle, posted in Blogs, Mindset, Race Specific

Anything Can Happen on Race Day; How Will You Handle It?

I’ve raced over 200 times if you include all my 5ks, 10ks, 1/2 marathons, Sprint, Olympic 70.3 and IRONMAN triathlons and I can tell you from experience that anything can happen. Good things and challenging things.

We always celebrate the good stuff, but so many times it’s the stuff that goes wrong that makes us better, push harder and gives us even more desire to finish, no matter what.

Here are a few of my most memorable:
– Flat tire at 2 hours in, on a 70.3 bike in the middle of Texas
– Wrecking on slippery roads during a rainy bike section, road rash
– Paper cuts in my thigh from putting bike number on incorrectly on my bike
– Severe jelly fish stings in my mouth and up my nose
– Seasick and sea lice all over at Gulf coast 70.3
– forgetting my run shoes at home, driving back to get them, missing my wave start and getting a PR because my adrenaline was so high.
– My contact lens popped out of my eye just before my race start, driving back to the hotel to get another one, missing my wave start and again having a killer race because I was determined not to not race.

This is a short list of mishaps.

I have also witnessed a few epic challenges where athletes had some serious setbacks but persevered.

I was at St. Anthony’s Olympic Triathlon when one of the pros came out of the water with a missing tooth after being kicked in the face and went on to win the race overall.

Another good story at St. Anthony’s is an athlete running the race portion in bare feet because another athlete accidentally took his running shoes.

In 2018 at IRONMAN Kona World Championship winner @danielaryfe was going to quit the race during the swim portion due to severe jellyfish stings; she decided to keep going out of respect to the sport and ended up breaking the world record by over 20 minutes!!

My point is anything can happen, and if you remain calm and just keep moving forward amazing things can still happen.

It’s what you are saying to yourself in these situations that will dictate the outcome and how you feel about it.

Saying negative thing like “I’m sick, I’m so slow, what am I doing out here etc,” is likely to get you slowing down or even stopping.

Imagining a big red STOP sign in your head and refocusing your attention on what’s going right, even if it’s that’s something small can completely redirect your focus.

One of my athletes was able to take one hour off her IRONMAN PR
by simply switching a negative mantra to repeating a positive mantra when she started having an issue on the run.

Mental skills are not to be ignored as an important skill to master.
Have you ever had a mishap in a race? I’d love to hear what happened. Please share in the comments!

Tips for Miami Marathon Race Week (video)

February 3, 2020February 4, 2022 by fullcircle, posted in Blogs, Race Specific, Run

Tips for
Miami Marathon Race Week (video)

Image credit: Miami New Times

The race is this Sunday, are you ready?

Here are some quick tips you can apply this week and on race day to make it a great race.

# 1 Rest during Race Week

I know you’re concerned about losing fitness when you take rest days or easy days but this is so untrue.

Resting makes you get stronger and faster. Your body is able to recover, rebuild and absorb the training.

Now, this doesn’t mean sit on the couch and eat ice cream.

An easy week leading up to the race means reduced volume and a few well placed ORPS (Over Race Pace Sprints). See a sample week below.

Can you imagine driving your car without putting gas in it? How far do you think it would go? How fast?

Not very! That is my point.

Plan your pre post and during the race nutrition, NOW.

This one factor can throw all your hard work down the drain.

#2 Eat for Success before, during and after the race

You can be the fastest and strongest runner out there but if fueled wrong your body won’t deliver the performance you desire.

Why risk it?

If you’re looking for some suggestions on pre-race meals check out my blog: Top 3 Tried and True Pre-Race Breakfasts. This is individualized, so stick to what you’ve used in training for your race and adjust for higher performance on race day.

Always choose real food while not on the race course. As a healthful tip, too much sports nutrition is not healthy!

#3 Stretch
With reduced activity this week you may be feeling a little tight. Break out the foam roller and get in the sauna and or hot tub and stretch your whole body a few times after your easy runs this week.

Follow along with this video for an awesome stretch session:

#4 Write out a Race Plan and stick to it –

A race plan is something I recommend so you have a map to follow guaranteed success.

Write out everything you will do from Saturday morning when you wake up to Sunday after completing the race, including all of your race day goals.

This includes:

Eating meals that will support your race complex carbohydrates, quality protein and good fats.

What sports nutrition you will use during the race and when to eat it
Warm up training routine
Your goals for the race itself
Heart rate and pacing plans during the race and
Your recovery details post-race- (What’s your reward??)

This can be as detailed or simple as you like.

The important things are to write out your goals in a positive light.

Avoid statements like, “I hope I don’t quit.”

Instead, write “I will run at my goal race pace from aid station to aid station” or “I will hold 8:15 minute miles for my last 3 miles.”

You may also want to include any concerns you might have about the race and write out your solutions to them in case they occur.

For example, if you’re concerned about how to pace the bridges in the race, pace yourself more gradually as you start the climb. You’ll have energy at the top of the bridge to run down with momentum and good form.

Or, if you’re worried about pacing yourself for your goal time, use an app that can create a pace chart to follow to help keep you following your plan toward your goal.

I like the program on this website:
Run Pace Chart

Then, I would include goal finishing times based on solid training paces and heart rates you know you can achieve, so you aren’t guessing your finishing time. Then announce it to your friends and on social media!

#5 Sleep
I know, I know, you’re super human and can get by on 5 hours of sleep. Wrong!!!

You are only fooling yourself.

You can do this a few time a week, but if you are consistently sleeping 5 hours or less a night you’re being less productive and sacrificing good performance from your body and brain.

I believe in putting science to the test. Get 8, plus hours of sleep a night for 5 nights in a row and I guarantee you’ll feel superhuman even without caffeine!

#6 Get Your Race Packet Early
Pick up your packet early. Wear your compression socks, browse the expo as you sip on some organic coconut water. Then get off your feet and avoid any chaos.

# 7 Mantra’s
Half and full marathons are long distances and you can lose focus easily during the race.

Pick a few mantra’s to keep you present in the moment as well as focusing on your breathing.

Some of my favorite mantra’s are:

“Fast Arms, Fast Feet”
“Quick Light Feet”
“I Got This” ,
“Right, Left, Right, Left”
“Fall Forward”

# 8 Hit the port o potties before you start
There are lines of people for the bathrooms along the race course. Avoid the wait by emptying your bowels before the race starts.

# 9 Start with a Disposable Water bottle
Skip the lines at the first 3 aid stations. Add a pinch of real sea salt or your favorite electrolytes. You can stop at the aid stations farther down as it gets less crowded.

#10 Smile
Have fun and enjoy every second of this opportunity to race! Cheer your fellow runners and be grateful for your awesome, strong, successful body.

Now go have an awesome race!

I am wishing you all your best race 🏃🏻🏃🏻🏃🏻🏃🏻🏃🏻

Namaste,
Coach Erinne

*Bonus
Sample Week Leading up to Race Day
Monday – Sleep in, stretch using foam roller and write out your race plan; Put your race plan for the weekend and send to your coach for feedback, get a massage.

Tuesday – Start with dynamic warm up then easy 20-40 minute run at your aerobic threshold (AE) (180 – age = heart rate average for this run). In other words very easy! Include a few 4 x 1 min ORPS (over race pace sprints) at slightly above your goal race pace. If you are just racing to finish, keep it steady and include a few pick-ups in intensity. Finish with total body stretch and core routine specific to running.

Wednesday – Easy 45 minute swim or bike followed by total body foam roll and stretch. Visualize your entire race exactly as you want it to go and use all your senses and emotion of how it will feel to be out there running and crossing the finish line with your goal time.

Thursday – Similar to Tuesday

Friday – Day off, mental and physical prep, pick up packet today.

Saturday – Run race warm up 15-20 min, with 2-3 x 1 min ORPS. Stretch, compress and rest. Follow your nutrition plan for the day, prepare for temperatures accordingly with layers.

Sunday – Race Day, make it a great day follow your plan and don’t forget to SMILE and Enjoy! You Got This!!!

How to Handle Judgement Against Your Commitment

January 29, 2020January 29, 2020 by fullcircle, posted in Blogs, Mindset

How to Handle Judgement Against Your Commitment

Whether it’s snarky comments about your commitment to healthy eating, doubtful looks from friends and family who don’t believe you can stick with it and you are crazy for getting up early to train for a triathlon, or the food pusher who just won’t leave you alone, most people who’ve started their triathlon and health and fitness journey have experienced one or more of those scenarios. And these events can be absolutely detrimental to one’s commitment if we’re not careful.

The reason I’m sharing this with you today is because I want you to be prepared when these things start showing up. Expecting the unexpected is one of the best ways to navigate situations like this.

So why would friends and loved ones be seemingly interested in sabotaging your health and success?

Well, simply put – it really has nothing to do with you. It’s their own insecurities coming out and being projected on you.

Or it may even be their fear coming out around what it means for their relationship with you if you change.

It could even be plain jealousy. Whatever the case may be, be prepared and know that it truly has nothing to do with you.

You don’t have to take the food from the food pusher. “No, I’m good” is a perfectly acceptable response.

You don’t have to fall to judgmental eyes out of fear of rejection/isolation.

You’re getting healthy for YOU and everyone in your life benefits from that – remember this if things ever get super tough in this department.

I hope this helps. Or, if there’s someone else in your life who needs to hear this, please feel free to forward this message on.

Resolutions are Overrated

January 28, 2020February 14, 2024 by fullcircle, posted in Blogs, Mindset

Resolutions are Overrated

I absolutely LOVE the concept of goal setting.

In fact, I think it’s absolutely critical for long-term success. The problem arises when we align the goal to a specific time of year that both prevents us from taking action NOW and gives us permission to abandon the goal once that time of year passes.

Let me explain… If you have a goal to get yourself healthier, lose weight or do a triathlon there’s no better time to take action than in that very moment of decision. Putting it off to start on a certain date can be a recipe for either failing to start or failing to stick with it.

Because when you’re serious about something, you take action NOW.

Also, having that time-oriented mindset can mean that if too much time passes (like it gets to the end of January before you take action on a resolution), it’s very common for people to just call it all a wash.

Have you ever experienced either of these scenarios?

Most of my clients have. The best thing you can do is take IMMEDIATE action when you’re committing to making a change.

So, while I’m fully in support of setting goals, statistics show that resolutions are overrated. Given that less than 10% of people stick to their resolution long enough to hit their goals, I want to encourage you to start thinking about this new lifestyle you want to create and choose that new lifestyle in each moment and in every action.

This is, of course, easier said than done… and I’m here to help you.

An Act of Self Love

January 23, 2020 by fullcircle, posted in Blogs, Mindset

An Act of Self Love

You are your own worst critic. I know this to personally be true.

Practicing self-love and self-care every day is absolutely critical.

So, I have a little game/ challenge that I would LOVE for you to play along with… Over the next 5 days, I want you to give a new answer for each of the following:

• What I love about how I look is _____________________.
• What I love about who I am is ______________________.
• What I love most about my life is ____________________.
• What I love about my mind is _______________________.
• What I love about my life’s lessons so far is ____________.

That’s it. Every day for the next 5 days write a new answer to fill in the blank. After 5 days, go back and read through the list you’ve created and let me know how it strikes you. You may find out and remember some pretty amazing things about yourself and how great you really are!

If you are interested in learning more about Full Circle Coaching, call/text us at 786-586-6057 today or better yet, click this link to schedule a complimentary triathlon strategy call: http://www.scheduleyou.in/5ZIsVaU

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