Starting a running or fitness journey can often feel overwhelming, especially when you’re unsure of what you’re doing. I relate completely to the feeling of “having no idea what I’m doing but knowing I’m doing it really well.” This mindset acceptance is crucial. It’s important to remember that being uncertain doesn’t mean you’re failing; it means you’re learning and evolving. When I first started running, I had so many questions—about pace, form, and how much to push myself. What helped me was focusing less on perfect technique or strict plans and more on how moving made me feel. Gradually, this mindset shift turned exercise into something joyful rather than a stressful obligation. I found myself more motivated by progress and consistency, even if it wasn’t perfect. Adopting hashtags like #runner, #fitnesstok, and #mindset reflects a community of people who understand and support this journey. Following and interacting with others who embrace this mindset can offer inspiration, accountability, and tips that helped me along the way. Remember, your path in running or fitness doesn’t require perfection—just persistence and a mindset that you’re growing stronger every day, even if you “have no idea” what you’re doing yet. Celebrate small victories and stay curious; that’s where lasting improvement happens.