It’s a really tight tee that showed all my bulges.
It was gifted to me 10 years back, by my then-colleague (who also became my trainer), Ajay Singh.
He said, “Wear this tee every day when you go to work out. And look in the mirror.
It should embarrass you.”
“You should realise that you have not respected your body all these years (which was true for me back then) and you have to keep wearing this tee until one day, you feel proud of who you become, for your own self.”
I felt it was a wonderful way to motivate myself.
I wore it every single day for a year, and every time I feel I am disrespecting my body by eating junk, I wear it to remind myself of who I can become if I decide to!
The beauty about this embarrassment tee is that it isn’t just for fitness.
It is for every walk of life.
We all can “wear” an embarrassment tee every day – to college, to work, in our relationships.
So that when we look at ourselves in that situation, we know we can become better.
We know we can feel better.
We know we can do better.
We know we can act better.
And we continue to wear that tee every day, until we begin to like who we have become.