Progress is Progress... Mile or a Millimeter: TikTok

Wednesday, January 14, 2026

TikTok

Holy shit, y’all — I just hit 17,000 followers on TikTok!!!

Who would’ve thought a 42-year-old, overweight, dysfunctional, fast wreck of a human like me would have 17,000 people out there hitting a button saying, “Yeah, I wanna hear what she’s saying. I’m here for this.” That’s fucking amazing. I’m still pinching myself.

I’m Belinda Morey — author, clinician, speaker, blogger, board member, subject matter expert, advocate, coach — and I’m here to be rich in impact. Not the money kind (though hey, that’d be nice), but rich in the kind of impact that moves people, changes lives, and connects with those of us who haven’t been buried by life yet.If you’re not following me on TikTok — @progress_is_progress — what are you even doing?? Come join the party. Help me blow this thing UP. Help me reach the people who need to hear this message but haven’t found it yet. This is my mission, my heart, my everything.

You can find me everywhere: Facebook, Instagram, X, my Facebook group, and especially my blog at progressisprogress.substack.com and the Progress is Progress Recovery School on SKOOL.

Let’s celebrate this wild ride together. Drop a comment, share this, tag a friend, scream it from the rooftops with me! I want to hear from YOU — What’s your story? How are you showing up today? Let’s build something amazing, together.17,000 strong and just getting started. LET’S GO!

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