I'm Temi. I'm coming back from a plantar fasciitis injury after a 10K, in real time, on camera, with no filter on the hard days. This is what an honest restart actually looks like.
Most "comeback" content shows the after, never the slow, annoying middle. I'm building this channel in the middle — the orthotics, the modified workouts, the days motivation doesn't show up and I train anyway.
If you've ever had to rebuild something — your body, your confidence, your bank account — after life took a swing at it, you already speak this language.
Whether I'm at the gym in headphones or at home in a suit with a cup of tea going cold beside me, the discipline doesn't change. Consistency, focus, faith — it's not a slogan on the wall behind me. It's the actual practice.
This is what the work looks like when nobody's watching, too.
Real tools for rewiring how you talk to yourself — not hustle-culture affirmations, the kind that hold up under pressure.
Plantar fasciitis, custom orthotics, two checkpoints on the calendar. You'll see the plateaus, not just the wins.
What it actually takes to build income on your own terms — documented as I do it, not taught after the fact.
New episodes every week on Restart With Temi.
A short version of a long story — from a 2am breaking point to building a life I actually recognize as mine.
I found Neville Goddard's teachings at the lowest point of my post-divorce life, at 2am, unable to sleep, looking for any reason to believe tomorrow could be different. That night didn't fix anything. It just cracked the door open.
I went on to study consciousness and subconscious reprogramming through Goddard, Joseph Murphy, Florence Scovel Shinn, Joe Dispenza, Bob Proctor, and Brian Tracy — not as theory, but because I needed it to work in my actual life.
I'm originally from Nigeria. I built a life and a marriage in a country far from everything familiar, navigated being seen as different in ways that were never about me, and learned what isolation in a foreign country actually costs a person.
I chose to leave that marriage — consciously, not impulsively — because I refused to die from the kind of emotional suffering I'd watched take other women in my family. That choice cost me relationships and understanding from people who judged the leaving without knowing the staying.
I'm currently writing a personal memoir, I Chose to Live, that holds the fuller version of this story — written for myself first. Some of it isn't for public consumption, and I'm at peace with that. What I share here is real; it's just not the whole archive.
After a 10K race left me with plantar fasciitis, I had a choice: quietly heal off-camera, or document the actual comeback — orthotics, modified training, plateaus and all. I picked the second one.
Custom orthotics changed what's possible day to day, but the real work has been rebuilding strength patiently, around the injury instead of pretending it isn't there.
I'm not chasing the body I had before the injury. I'm building the one that gets me through whatever comes after it.
Some weeks are progress. Some weeks are maintenance. Both count, and I'm done pretending otherwise on camera.
Brian Tracy's framework, translated through a real injury and a real comeback — not a highlight reel of a finished result.
End of August and end of December are on the calendar publicly. Whatever's true that day is what gets shown.
New comeback episodes weekly on Restart With Temi.
I work with brands and collaborators who want content that's honest about the work — fitness, mindset, and building income without the fake-it-till-you-make-it gloss.
I create content the way I live — direct, peer-to-peer, no toxic positivity. If your product or service supports the mind-body-income rebuild I'm documenting, we should talk.
Past collaborations include UGC, brand partnerships, digital product launches, and speaking on consciousness, fitness comebacks, and rebuilding after life knocks you down.