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We keep calling it a motivation problem.
Maybe it isn't.
Maybe we've made movement too narrow, too performance-driven, and too easy for people to decide, "This isn't for me."
Adapted from my Born to Move. Built to Connect keynote, this episode challenges us to rethink what movement can do. Move first. Connect often. Lead better. Create more ways in. Build belonging. And stop assuming the person standing on the outside just needs to try harder.
Sometimes they just need another door.
We were born to move. We are built to connect.
Now open the door.
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