It’s been a long time since I last posted here—seven years, to be exact. A lot has changed in that time, and if you’re reading this, I want to start by saying thank you for sticking around (or for stumbling across this site for the first time).

When I first started 2nd Life Fit, it was a place to document my fitness journey, share insights, and stay connected with a community that valued health and personal growth. Back then, I was heavily into fitness—cycling, running, and even working as a Spin and General Fitness instructor. It was a passion, a lifestyle, and something that kept me grounded.

Then life happened. A new career path led me into the corporate world, where long hours, stress, and a sedentary lifestyle slowly pushed fitness to the back burner. Over time, I lost touch with the habits and routines that had once been second nature. Like so many others, I found myself caught in the cycle of “I should get back to it” but struggling to find the motivation.

Now, I’m at a crossroads. I’ve made some changes, I’ve had some success, but I’m also facing new challenges. And as I work through them, I’ve realized something important: I don’t want to do this alone. That’s why I’m exploring a return to 2nd Life Fit—not just as a personal accountability tool, but as a way to reconnect, share experiences, and figure out what sustainable fitness looks like for me now.

This isn’t a grand comeback speech, and I won’t make any big promises. But I will say this: I plan to post here weekly, sharing my journey—successes, struggles, and everything in between. If you’ve ever found yourself trying to restart, rethink, or reclaim your fitness in a way that actually fits your life, I hope you’ll follow along.

There’s more to come, and I’m excited to see where this goes.

Let’s get started.