Kyra

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#surfcamp showcases epic waves, beach vibes, surfing skills, travel adventures, community connections, outdoor fun, skill-building, sun-soaked days, laughter, friendship, ocean exploration, cultural experiences, beginner lessons, and breathtaking sunsets.
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something I was always scared of, and now I am hooked! #surf #surfer #surfbabes #surfcamp #surfyogabeer
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This past week, my husband and I have been at a surf camp in Brazil. I’ve been surfing on and off for 7 years, and he’s been surfing consistently for the last 2. We both started in the beginner class, but by day two, they told him to move to intermediate—and I was told to stay in beginner.⁣ ⁣ At first, it stung. My ego was like, “Wait, I introduced him to surfing! How is he ahead of me now 🤣😂😅?” But the truth hit me in the waves:⁣ ⁣ 1️⃣ Consistency is King (or Queen): My husband has surfed way more than I have over the past two years, while I’ve just enjoyed surfing here and there (I call myself a “summer surfer”). No matter when you start, the person who puts in the time and effort will outpace the one who doesn’t—and that’s okay.⁣ ⁣ 2️⃣ Surf your own surf: Spencer is all about improving, catching bigger waves, and pushing himself. I realized I’ve always loved staying in the whitewater because it’s my fun zone. Surfing is my way to play and be free—not to compete. Same with life: your goals  or your “why” don’t have to look like anyone else’s. When I reconnected to my intention, I was reminded why I want to surf in the first place and the joy came back. ⁣ ⁣ 3️⃣ Beginner vibes, always: Starting over felt humbling. After 7 years of doing things my way, staying in the beginner class was frustrating, but it also showed me how much I had to unlearn. Building a solid foundation isn’t a setback—it’s a launchpad for growth.⁣ ⁣ This surf camp was a reminder that growth requires honesty, humility, play, and consistency. Whether you’re shredding big waves or chilling in the whitewater, the key is to honor your journey. 🌊✨⁣ ⁣ What’s your “surfing” in life—something you do for joy, growth, or both?! 🏄🏻‍♀️ #surfcamp #surfing #lifelessons #husbandandwife #consistency #growthmindset #beginner #bahia
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This past week, my husband and I have been at a surf camp in Brazil. I’ve been surfing on and off for 7 years, and he’s been surfing consistently for the last 2. We both started in the beginner class, but by day two, they told him to move to intermediate—and I was told to stay in beginner.⁣ ⁣ At first, it stung. My ego was like, “Wait, I introduced him to surfing! How is he ahead of me now 🤣😂😅?” But the truth hit me in the waves:⁣ ⁣ 1️⃣ Consistency is King (or Queen): My husband has surfed way more than I have over the past two years, while I’ve just enjoyed surfing here and there (I call myself a “summer surfer”). No matter when you start, the person who puts in the time and effort will outpace the one who doesn’t—and that’s okay.⁣ ⁣ 2️⃣ Surf your own surf: Spencer is all about improving, catching bigger waves, and pushing himself. I realized I’ve always loved staying in the whitewater because it’s my fun zone. Surfing is my way to play and be free—not to compete. Same with life: your goals or your “why” don’t have to look like anyone else’s. When I reconnected to my intention, I was reminded why I want to surf in the first place and the joy came back. ⁣ ⁣ 3️⃣ Beginner vibes, always: Starting over felt humbling. After 7 years of doing things my way, staying in the beginner class was frustrating, but it also showed me how much I had to unlearn. Building a solid foundation isn’t a setback—it’s a launchpad for growth.⁣ ⁣ This surf camp was a reminder that growth requires honesty, humility, play, and consistency. Whether you’re shredding big waves or chilling in the whitewater, the key is to honor your journey. 🌊✨⁣ ⁣ What’s your “surfing” in life—something you do for joy, growth, or both?! 🏄🏻‍♀️ #surfcamp #surfing #lifelessons #husbandandwife #consistency #growthmindset #beginner #bahia
Surfing is like dating: some days you’re riding high, and other days… you’re ghosted by the ocean. 🌊 In life, we can’t control when we have the “perfect conditions.” Nor should we make things or people outside our control mean anything about who we are.  The most important thing you can do is show up, get back out there, and not let external forces mean anything about who you are. That’s exactly how I felt this week at surf camp in Bahia. When the waves were choppy or the current decided to humble me, I stopped getting frustrated and started celebrating the fact that I showed up. I paddled out, got some reps in, and learned to ride the “wave”—even if I didn’t always catch the wave. Whether it’s surfing, dating, or anything else you’re chasing, let the rough days roll off you like water. Tomorrow’s a new day, a new wave, and who knows?  If you go into it without carrying the weight of how you performed in yesterday’s conditions, you might just catch the ride of your life. 🤙🌴 Tune into this week’s @thatspowerfulstuff for all of my metaphorical musings from surf camp and how to apply them to your growth mindset in life (all coming from things I learned and re-learned this week 😂😂🏄🏻‍♀️) #RideTheWave #bahia #surfcamp #growthzone

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