My Personal Journey

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 In 2017, I started doing cardio often. It was always part of my workout routine but once you make it a habit, it's difficult to stop. 

By 2018, I began to weight lift and noticed physical changes in my body. 

Since 2019, I've made the gym a habit everyday and helps me clear my mind for the rest of the day. 




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