Dive into my best tips for sustainable weight loss, vibrant health, and unstoppable body confidence.
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âThere arenât enough hours in the day.â
âIâm too tired.â
âItâs been a stressful day, I deserve a treat.â
âIâm just not motivated.â
âIâll start tomorrow.â
âI donât want to waste food.â
These are just a handful of the things we tell ourselves day in and day out that are keeping us stuck making poor food choices, skipping the gym, and generally not following through on our health goals.
And the thing is, some people will insist on fighting for their excuses. Theyâll clutch to them like a security blanket, theyâll defend them,
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 Thanksgiving is 2 days away. And while in an ideal world itâll be a beau...
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Do you ever feel out of control around certain foods?
Maybe you canât keep cookies in the house because youâll eat the entire box within a day or 2.
Maybe when you do allow dessert into your house you intentionally eat the whole thing just to get rid of it so you donât have to deal with that nagging voice in the back of your head thatâs constantly pushing you to go back for more.
Maybe you only eat certain foods in the car or when no one is home because you know the amount you eat âisnât normalâ but you donât feel like you can s
... Ah meal prep. The secret weapon for staying on track with your nutrition whether your goal is to lose weight, balance hormones, improve your gut health, or simply build more consistent healthy eating habits.Â
But what if it feels like more of a burden than a help? Like itâs just one more thing on the never-ending to-do list. (And likely one more thing to procrastinate.)
If thatâs the case, we are missing the point entirely. Meal prep should be something that takes stress off your plate, not something that adds to it.Â
But a lot of us fa...
 When I say âmindful eatingâ or âlisten to your bodyâ whatâs your instinctual response?
I know for a lot of people their knee jerk reaction is, âMy body wants cheetos and ice cream at every meal, so I donât think you want me listening to my body.â
This is incredibly common and it points to an unfortunate theme:Â we do not trust our bodies. And we do not trust ourselves.
And where does that leave us but to rely on a diet telling us exactly what we are and are not allowed to eat?
But hereâs the irony:Â dieting is not only one of the stronges...
Last week was rough. My cycle came and with it a huge wave of absolute, pure and utter exhaustion. Like, kept-nodding-off-in-the-chair-while-I-was-getting-my-hair-done exhaustion.Â
In this situation, it was absolutely the right call for me to trade my gym session for a walk on the trail. I was still getting movement in, but movement that actually added to my energy instead of depleting it further.Â
Donât get me wrong, skipping the workout is not always the right call.Â
For example, if you miss your workouts 5 times a week because youâre a...
Imagine you were experiencing daily migraines and I said, âJust stop having headaches.â
Or you were dealing with chronic constipation and I said, âJust make yourself go.â
Or you had debilitating fatigue and I said, âJust ignore it, itâll go away.â
I hope you would look at me like I was insane. Because thatâs not how you treat symptoms. You donât just ignore them or will them away, you get to the root of them.
Well what if I told you cravings are a symptom. Not a personality flaw.
Itâs true. Your body canât just whisper in your ear whatâ...
I just came back from a 7-day cruise and on the last night my friend Jose asked how disciplined I felt like I was during the trip.Â
I said, âI donât know that âdisciplinedâ is the right word.â Discipline in this context implies willpower, sacrifice, and strict rules. That really doesnât describe my experience on board.Â
The right word? Mindful. Hereâs how this looked in practiceâŚ
With lots of all-you-can-eat buffets it would be easy to go overboard (pun intended). So I regularly asked myself if I wa...