Perhaps. For me it’s very much the opposite: gym settings and classes make me extremely anxious. The last thing I want is to subject other people to the view of my gross, sweaty body, or having to be surrounded by beautifully-toned people that remind me of what I’ll never be.

This said, I probably won’t buy a Mirror (or a Peloton, or any other fitness-gadget) because I know that my issues with regularity and noncompliance to routine cannot be fixed with “mind hacks” or gamification. Whenever I have a “come to fitness-Jesus” moment, I just need a pair of shoes and shorts to go for a run, and a food scale, and I’m ok for a few months.