Busy Girl Club - Perth

If nothing changed, and this time next year looked exactly the same… how would you feel?

Not in a scary, you’re running out of time kind of way.

Just an honest check-in.

Because there are still 3 months. 12 weeks. 90 days.

90 days to get stronger.
90 days to restart routines.
90 days to finally start the thing you keep saying you’ll start.
90 days to take better care of yourself.
90 days to make a little more space for the things that actually matter.

And then flip the question:

If the next 3 months went really freaking well… what would be different?

How would you feel?
What would your days look like?
What would you be proud of yourself for?

You don’t need to overhaul your entire life.

Pick a few things.
Lock them in.
Actually do them.

And still go out for dinner. Still have weekends. Still have fun. 🥳🥳

What are you locking in for the rest of 2026?

PS my notes emoji rewards system works a treat for me 🫢

Okay girls, we have 90 days left of 2026. 👀

And before you say “I’ll just start properly in January”…

Can we not?

Because January isn’t magic.

You don’t need a new year to start looking after yourself, getting stronger or creating routines that actually make your life better.

So instead, ask yourself:

If nothing changed and this time next year looked the same… how would you feel?

And then:

If the next 3 months went AMAZING… what would be different?

Maybe you’re stronger.
Maybe you’re finally consistent with the gym.
Maybe you can run without feeling like you’re dying. 😂
Maybe you’re sleeping more.
Maybe you’re eating properly instead of surviving on coffee.
Maybe you’re just feeling like yourself again.

You have 3 months. 12 weeks. 90 days.

You don’t need to be perfect for 90 days.

You just need to start making decisions that your future self will be very happy you made.

So… who’s restarting with us? 🫶🏼

She used to be scared of the gym.

Not because she didn’t want to get stronger.

Because she was worried about what everyone else was thinking.

Was she doing the exercise right?
Was someone watching her?
Did she look like she knew what she was doing?
Was she taking up too much space?

And honestly, I think a lot more women feel like this than we realise.

You walk into a gym and suddenly you’re hyper-aware of yourself.

But at Busy Girl Club, you just… don’t really get that.

Nobody cares what you’re lifting.
Nobody is keeping score.
Nobody cares if you need to ask how to set something up.

You can be a complete beginner next to someone lifting seriously heavy, and both people are just getting on with their own workout.

And that’s the really cool part of watching someone like Macey change.

She didn’t suddenly stop caring what other people thought.

She just started realising that she didn’t need to.

Now she’s stronger, more confident, and much more comfortable being in the gym and I think that’s a pretty bloody good outcome. 🙆🏽‍♀️🥳

Sometimes confidence isn’t something you need to find before you start.

Sometimes you build it by showing up. 💜