You didn't skip that workout because you're lazy. You skipped it because your brain flipped to a card in a file it's been building for years, the excuses that always feel true in the moment: "I'll start Monday," "I deserve a break," "Screw it." In this episode, Kristine gets personal about the years she spent believing those excuses were facts instead of thoughts, and the moment she realized "screw it" wasn't self-compassion, it was self-abandonment wearing a nice outfit. She breaks down a simple two-step move called Name and Tame that helps you catch an excuse before it catches you, and explains why consistency isn't a personality trait but a skill you build one small decision at a time. Toned arms aren't built through intensity. They're built through identity, and this episode shows you exactly how to start building yours.
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