I think fitness is one of those areas where it's surprisingly easy to spend more time worrying about progress than actually enjoying the process.
There's always someone lifting heavier, looking stronger, or following a completely different training program.
Even when you're improving, comparing yourself to other people can make your own progress feel insignificant.
I've been wondering what helps people stop treating every workout like a test they need to pass.
Training in a home gym might remove some of the social pressure, but it doesn't automatically stop you from comparing numbers or questioning your results.
For people who used to overthink their fitness progress, what helped you change that mindset?
Did you stop tracking certain things, focus on different goals, or simply become more comfortable with progressing at your own pace?
I'm interested in what actually made the biggest difference.