Notice and be non-judgmental.

Being mindful and slowing down is one of the things I help folks with when it comes to exercise-
And I think that the parallels with how to do that- can be easily applied to how we approach social media and our smart phones.

In 2013 (or 14?) I deleted FB for a year because I remember having feelings of jealously that I didn’t want to be having.

I would see a photo (or comment) and notice an unsettling in my body. I didn’t like it, but I wasn’t as keen to name it as I am now- so I deleted it all.

Fast forward to 2018, when I was told that I would “have to” have a social media presence in order to start my own business and viola “@fitragamuffin” was born.
But I had to redefine my relationship with how I used it, and it’s been an ever evolving process since then.

Just like some folks relationship with exercise.
We start.
We stop.
We feel unease, we feel joy-
will this last forever?
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And how do we learn to step back and re evaluate in order to adjust if need be?
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We NOTICE- and we recreate a path where with noticing, we are also non judgmental about what comes up.
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Notice the feelings of boredom,
or dread.
Notice the joy
or warmth.
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Know that you can change your approach if something doesn’t sit right with you.
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Maybe that means trying a new workout class, or a new time-
Maybe it means plugging your phone downstairs and putting it in the glove compartment when you’re driving…

Noticing begets self awareness and change and most of all, compassion.
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What are you noticing right now? What (if anything?) was brought up or thought of when you read this?

I’d love to hear! 💭🗯️💬
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