Kristy Roberts

My discomfort is temporary. For too many Australians, it isn’t.

If nothing changes, nothing changes.

For 10 days, I’ve pledged to complete 122 minutes of exercise every single day — 1,220 minutes all up.

It’ll be shithouse. There’ll definitely be days when I question my choices. But that discomfort is something I get to choose — and at the end of the 10 days, I get to stop.

For 122,000 Australians experiencing homelessness every day, discomfort isn’t something they’ve chosen, and there isn’t always an end date to it.

I know that doing 122 minutes of exercise a day isn’t going to solve homelessness. But hopefully it starts conversations, raises some money and reminds us that we can all do something.

Every dollar I raise goes to We Are Mobilise, supporting the incredible work they do with people experiencing homelessness across Australia.

So for 10 days, I’m going to get uncomfortable, push myself and do my little bit.

If you’d like to get behind me, I’d be incredibly grateful. Big or small, every donation helps.

Because a little kindness from a lot of people can make a pretty big difference. 💛