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Lean in


I've heard it said many times lately. Lean in. 

When you don't have support, or understanding, or need guidance. Lean in. 

My team is there to support each other not only in business and fitness, but also in life. They ask us to lean in.

"We are a team and we are all in this together ❤️"

I love the mentality of this. I love being the support for others. Asking for help and opening up about myself does not come easy. It is not natural for me to lean in.

But I am doing it. I am up for the challenge. In myself and in my life. I have realized I have big goals and I can't get there alone. I need to lean in. 

I am ready to accept support from every corner that will offer it. I am not an island, though I might buy one if given the opportunity 😉.

I will lean in and embrace all that life has to offer with the support of my team, my friends, my supporters, behind me ♡

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