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From What Ifs to What’s Next by Tonua Norice | GLP-1 Mind • Body • Spirit Reflection I’ve lived in the land of “What If” far too long. What if it fails? What if it doesn’t work? What if I’m not ready? Here’s what I’ve learned: “What if” is just a fancy delay tactic. It sounds like planning, but it’s really fear — and fear keeps us from making the first move on our health, our creative work, or that business idea whispering to be born. It’s time to graduate from “What If” to “What’s Next.” Start small. Break your ideas into bite-size steps. Don’t worry about the whole mountain — just take the hill in front of you. That might mean walking for five minutes, writing one page, or posting one video. Let momentum meet you in motion. Begin showing up in your life as the person who follows through. It doesn’t need to be perfect. It just needs to be real. Explore More Reflections → Part o...

In my younger days, I remember hearing from an elder:  “How you do one thing is how you do everything.” It’s amazing to me how these nuggets of wisdom become embedded in our subconsciousness and at the perfect moment when we are ready, willing, and able to receive its message then, "BOOM," It reappears to us as a definitive aha moment .  Well, this happened to me today. At first, I brushed it off. Then I kept hearing my inner voice repeating it over and over again as I went through my day. "How you do one thing is how you do everything."  So, I took a moment and started a small investigation of exactly how I was doing everything.  I started noticing the pattern. I’d start big—full of fire and fresh ideas. Whether it was a new health goal , a business idea , or writing a book ... I’d come in strong. Then I'd hit a wall . I’d overthink , stall , shift focus , or simply abandon the mission . Sound familiar? This cycle isn’t laziness or lack of willpower...

  Love Your Goals Like You’ve Loved Others – Health, Body, and Spirit in Motion When I thought about how much effort I put into raising my children, something clicked: that’s the same energy I need to bring to my health and body goals. I didn’t give up when they cried. I didn’t quit when it got hard. I showed up—every single day. I taught, I fed, I protected, I believed. Your wellness. Your health. Your dream for your body. It deserves that same nurturing, patient, persistent love. When’s the last time you ate a salad? Or made sure you got enough vegetables in the day? Don’t sleep on protein either — as we age, it’s essential for strength and repair. Have you seen your doctor this year? Your dentist? Let’s love ourselves and our loved ones by making sure we’re ready to move our bodies out of this year and into the next with energy and grace. GLP-1 is a tool — a powerful one — but it works best when we do our part. Move your body. Feed it well. Rest when needed. Speak life over it...