10/09/2026
Have you ever had one of those days when your mind feels foggy, but you can’t quite explain why?
Something happened with a client recently that made me think about this.
She was feeling mentally foggy, and after one minute of plank, she noticed that her mind felt clearer.
No — the plank didn’t “cure” her brain fog. That’s not what this is about.
What interested me was the shift she experienced when she moved, breathed, focused and connected with her body.
We often think of the mind as something that happens in our head, separate from the rest of us.
But your body is constantly communicating with your brain — often without you consciously noticing it.
So perhaps, sometimes, when your mind feels overloaded, the answer isn’t another thought.
Maybe it’s an opportunity to move, notice and listen.
Save this for the next time your mind feels foggy — and try the 2-minute reset in the carousel.
And if you want to explore what your body might be telling you, my latest blog goes a little deeper into this.
What If Brain Fog Isn’t Just in Your Head?
Link in bio.