Rest Isn’t Lazy—It’s Your Secret Weapon


Ever feel guilty for needing rest? Same. But what if I told you that rest is actually your superpower?

Think about it—while the world is running itself ragged, you have the wisdom to slow down, recharge, and come back stronger. Rest isn’t weakness. It’s strategy.

This week, I’m challenging you (and myself) to stop feeling bad about resting. Whether that means taking an extra nap, sitting down while cooking, or doing the bare minimum—it all counts.

💡 Small shift to try: Instead of saying, “I didn’t get anything done today,” try, “I gave my body what it needed today.”

Sending you rest-filled, guilt-free vibes,

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