First off, Happy Mother’s Day to my Mom and all the moms out there! Have a great day!
And here is this week’s mantra, which I felt was appropriate with my impending graduation…
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Wednesday, September 10, 2025
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I love this quote! It’s very appropriate for me as well since I’m graduating on Saturday.
Congrats on graduating!
I’ve always loved this quote. It’s very similar to the quote, “Life begins at the end of your comfort zone.” Both are so true and so inspiring!
That’s a good one too!
we love that quote. as we have some big dreams and goals that scare us… so we are doing our best to take baby steps to reach them 🙂
Baby steps are the way to go!
That reminds me of what I tell my BodyPump class: If it doesn’t hurt by now then your weights aren’t heavy enough ha. Your quote is nicer & it’s a good one!
Haha and thanks!
I love this quote! Hope you have a fantastic mothers day, sorry your probably stuck in Chicago studying and not able to spend it with your mom.
She’ll be here next weekend!
Haha. Great quote. I’m guilty quite often of making really small goals because I don’t want to fail and not accomplish them. Good mantra to keep in mind.
I think it’s important to remember that it’s okay to fail! Failing is a part of life, we can’t learn anything otherwise!
Love the quote! At least the weather in Chi isn’t keeping you from studying…brr!!
Oh geez, haha it is SO cold this morning!
SO true! I keep telling myself this when I start feeling homesick after having moved 5 hours away from home for my job. It is tough, but totally essential for following my dreams :).
It’s very hard to move away from home, but I promise you get used to it, especially once you get a good group of friends!
Yayy I love weekly Mantras! Hope you had an awesome weekend Katie!
Thanks, you too Sunnie!
This quote always tends to slap me in the face. It’s so true though!!
It’s very true – gotta dream big!
loving having a thought to focus on for the week!
Thanks, Amanda!
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