It shows


When you start showing up for yourself, it shows.

Not immediately.

Not dramatically.

But eventually.

In your skin.

Your posture.

Your energy.

Your shape.

The way you move.

The weight you can lift.

The pace you can hold.

The calm you bring into a room.

Some things can be performed.

Health is harder to fake.

The body keeps receipts.

Not as punishment.

As evidence.

Of what you repeat.

Of what you protect.

Of what you make time for.

You do not need to announce that you are changing.

Keep showing up.

Eventually, it shows.

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