“I was overwhelmed trying to balance work, being a good father and husband, and still finding time for myself. Joining Bearmore helped me step back and focus on what really matters and still find time for myself. Creating a game plan got me back into cardio, strength training, intention setting, and even start journaling - something I never thought I’d enjoy. Now I actually have a strategy and I feel far less stressed and more in control.”

“The Game Plans process has been a rewarding journey. Each day, I gain new perspective and clarity on what the app really is and how it benefits me. The most valuable part has been seeing where I’m spending my energy and how that aligns with the person I want to become. With the data from Bearmore, I can redirect my energy and actions into the areas that best balance what I want to achieve.”

“Before Bearmore, I was your typical middle-aged tradesman - come home, crack a few tins, and relax on the couch. Since using the app, I’ve built a better routine and feel a real sense of achievement every time I complete an activity. Doing breathwork and small acts of kindness help me feel good inside. It’s helped me create structure, stay accountable, and feel more present and positive about each day.”

“I’m not an analytical person at all, but I love how the Bearmore app gives me instant feedback on my progress. My favorite part is the tracker - the “blob” - which shows how I’m doing across my game plan. On one side, I can see my progress; on the other, how I’m tracking toward my what matters goal. The colors overlap to show my gains and sessions completed, making progress feel simple and satisfying.”

“Before Bearmore, I had so many things bouncing around in my head. I had habits I wanted to build, routines I wanted to stick to - but life always got in the way. Between work and kids, my own goals kept getting pushed aside. Having a clear game plan has brought those priorities forward. Now I find time for what matters, even on the busiest days. It’s changed how I approach my health and made me more intentional and consistent.”