What does it really take?
- Renae Molden
- 1 day ago
- 1 min read
It takes a willingness to question what you’ve come to believe about your body.

Not in a dramatic way.
Not by throwing everything out.
But by becoming curious.
Curious about the idea that the joints bothering you may not be “bad.”
Curious that pain might not mean damage.
Curious that the story you’ve been telling yourself about your body might not be the only story.
It takes patience.
A willingness to try something different long enough to let it work. Not for a week. Not until it feels convenient. But consistently.
It asks honest reflection:
What demands have I placed on my body over the past few decades?
What have I been avoiding?
Can I look at where I am without judgment and without building a story around it?
Real change doesn’t come from intensity.
It comes from small, steady shifts.
New habits.
New inputs.
New ways of spending your time.
And maybe one of the most powerful questions of all:
Where am I choosing comfort over growth?
If you’ve been feeling a quiet nudge that something needs to shift pay attention to that.
You don’t have to be all in.
You just have to be willing to begin.



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