Nina's Blog

I’ve done a fair bit of reflection over the past week or so, contemplating what went well in 2020 and what didn’t.

I can hand on my heart say, I’ve become a lot better at saying no AND giving less fucks.

Multitasking is NOT as amazing as it seems! 👇🏻👇🏻🤗

I used to think that multitasking was an amazing skill that especially women were capable of. Turns out I was wrong!

I’m sure you’ve put you’re multitasking hat on before whilst navigating your way through your to-do list.

It’s easy to get caught up in everyday life and routine, but when was the last time you stopped and pondered about WHY you’re doing the things you’re doing each day?

Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate that there are tasks that simply need to get done, but I just want to check in with you to make sure that some of that stuff is actually exciting and true to you?

What do I mean with “true to you”?

Argh! You know that feeling when you just can’t be bothered to train?!?

You don’t understand why you’re not more motivated to exercise and it simply feels like a chore.

I’m going to be really honest now- 70% of the time I don’t feel like training. BUT, I do it anyways. At least most of the time.

Summer is coming and you’re probably excited to hit the beach in your bikini and enjoy some sunshine.

For some of you this might bring up some uncomfortable feelings.

You wish you had dropped just a bit more body fat by now and you wish you’d feel a bit more confident.

You might be wondering why I didn’t say “master your nutrition in 3 steps” but I explicitly made the title about mastering your relationship with food.

Why?

Because I could send you a meal plan, your macros, nutrition guidelines etc. if you don’t have a good relationship with food it won’t help you.

Are you ready to have a laugh? 😂

How similar does “Aperol spritz” and “uphill sprints” sound??

Say it out loud and you’ll probably find that it could be easily mistaken for one or the other, right?

I only started playing beach volleyball in Coolangatta, QLD a few weeks ago and I’m far from being good at the game but I do try as best as I can.

It’s a very different experience for me this time round as I used to only every do sports that I was really good at.

So here’s to trying something new but let’s finally get into the ‘spritz’/ ‘sprints’ story.

Self-sabotage is when you undermine your own goals or values.

You make a plan.

You’re all in.

You commit.

But then all of a sudden it feels like you keep putting massive roadblocks in your way.

You’re self-sabotaging.