My weight is going to fluctuate, says Jordyn Woods
Model Jordyn Woods has reflected on her own weight issues in the "Ozempic era".
Jordyn Woods' weight is always going to "fluctuate".
The 28-year-old model thinks the "Ozempic era" represents a regression for society, and she's not keen to follow the trend.
Speaking to Bustle, Jordyn explained: "We were taking some steps forward, and now I think in the Ozempic era we’re taking a few steps back. Everyone’s skinny now. The bug hasn’t caught me yet."
Asked if it is harder to be an advocate in the Ozempic era, Jordyn explained: "It’s not hard for me. My weight’s going to fluctuate. I’m going to be skinnier sometimes. I’m human."
Jordyn has enjoyed a varied career to date, but she's now focused on helping people and filling them with confidence.
She explained: "I always feel that my purpose here is to help people, whether that’s to feel more confident or create something impactful.
"Growing up, I didn’t really have a role model. When you’d watch TV or look in magazines, I never felt like, 'Oh, this person is an attainable goal.' I feel like my purpose is a lot bigger than even I am. I think my social media looks one way, but how I actually am is completely different."
Jordyn hopes to reflect, in five years' time, and feel proud of what she's achieved in her career.
The reality star said: "I want to connect with people with my authentic self and do things in the community. There’s a lot of bigger ideas that I have.
"Even though I’m a very day-to-day person, I’m hoping when I look back five years from now, I can be like, 'Wow, you really did make a difference in the community.' For me, it’s not really about having the nicest thing. It’s more about how I make people feel and what I did while I’m here."
Jordyn has found her own way of navigating the stresses and strains of life.
She explained: "Mindset is everything, and we can think ourselves out of doing anything.
"Try to keep strong people around you. Journal — I really like journaling. It got me through. Working out, creating healthy habits.
"Ultimately, do something to make yourself better every single day. If you feel good and you’re in a healthy mindset, you can do that. Life is hard for a lot of people. We’re all dealing with something."
