12/07/2025
Every year around this time, my energy drops.
I’m sure you feel it too — the darker, colder days just make everything a little heavier. 🥱
And honestly? Working out gets so much harder.
So instead of forcing myself to move the same way I do when my energy is higher, I’ve had to adjust so I don’t burn myself out again.
Some days I do my workout earlier, before that early-sunset slump hits.
Some days I split it up — a little in the morning, a little later on.
And some weeks… I only manage two or three real workout days.
On the rest, I just try to walk a bit more or sneak in micro-movements wherever I can.
I used to think this meant I was “losing progress” or failing somehow.
And because of that guilt, I’d give up — then have to start over again every January. 🥴
But here’s what finally clicked for me:
Consistency isn’t doing the same intensity or the same amount every day — it’s staying connected to movement in whatever way you realistically can.
All movement counts.
Every little bit keeps your body from shutting down when life gets heavy.
This softer, more flexible approach is the only reason I’ve stayed consistent long-term — even with chronic fatigue in my past.
Not because I’m super disciplined… but because I let my routine bend with me instead of break me.
💕If you want movement that actually fits your real life (and your real energy), you can try my feel-good, no-burnout workouts through the link in my bio.
They’re gentle, effective, and easy to adapt all season long.
I can’t wait to have you join me. 💛🌿