Overcoming Mental Barriers
Jeremy shares his struggle with self-doubt and the burden of explaining his injuries to others, which often prevents him from engaging in physical activity. He emphasizes the importance of journaling as a tool for setting daily intentions and priorities, helping him avoid reactive behaviors. Ultimately, he challenges himself to find ways to move his body, even if it’s just a small step forward, as he seeks to align his actions with the person he aspires to be.In this clip
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