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Movement

Aug 27, 2026

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Movement is an important part of how I cultivate resilience. I recently decided to incorporate running into my workout regiment (in truth, I am not sure what I was thinking because it is a hard as you know what…).

My virtual coaches provide amazing guidance but three tips resonate with me: Breathe deeply, lean into it, be disciplined. Apart from running, they are useful tips that invite us to tap into our purpose, to show up more authentically, to be more resilient.

Where do you need to breathe more deeply?

Where can you lean in more?

How can you be more disciplined?

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