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Okay… you asked for the protein porridge šŸ‘€šŸ„£Recipes aren’t really something I post on here… but after having quite a few ...
09/09/2026

Okay… you asked for the protein porridge šŸ‘€šŸ„£

Recipes aren’t really something I post on here… but after having quite a few of you ask for this in my DMs, I thought I’d finally share it!

And honestly, the timing couldn’t be better because it’s getting colder, darker and I’m already freezing my butt off šŸ˜‚

So a warm, comforting breakfast that’s packed with protein? YES please.

🄣 Protein Porridge

Ingredients:
* 30g oats
* 2g cinnamon
* 1 tsp sweetener of choice (if you’re not watching calories, honey or maple syrup would be delicious!)
* 100g egg whites
* 30g low-fat cottage cheese
* 50ml milk or water

Method:
1. Add everything to a bowl and mix well.
2. Hob: Transfer to a pan and gently heat, stirring regularly until it thickens to your preferred consistency.
OR microwave: 3 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds.
3. Add your favourite toppings and enjoy!

šŸ‚ Autumn topping ideas

I used some homemade coffee granola because I had it to use up, but you could add:
šŸŽ Cooked apples + Cinnamon
šŸ Warmed pears + Pumpkin Spice
🫐 Berries
🄜 Walnuts or pecans for some crunch
šŸÆ A drizzle of honey or maple syrup

I’m currently pretty limited on calories with prep, so I’ve kept mine simple - but you can absolutely add more toppings when your calories allow! šŸ’Æ

I’ve actually been making this for years. It’s one of my favourite ways to get a decent amount of protein into breakfast without relying on protein powder, while still having something that feels comforting and filling.

And because I know some of you are going to ask… yes, the cottage cheese and egg whites work šŸ˜‚ You don’t taste them they help bump up the protein and make the porridge lovely and creamy. Try it!

If you like this kind of post, let me know and I’ll share more recipes on here. šŸ‘‡šŸ¼

Save this for a cold morning 🄣
Send it to someone who needs a breakfast upgrade ā¤ļø

08/09/2026

Anyone else spend so much time in their own head that you forget to actually live what’s happening in front of you?

I’ve always been someone who can overthink EVERYTHING.

I analyse conversations.
I overcomplicate simple things.
I want to get things right - all the time 🫠
I strive for perfection.

And I can spend so much time thinking about what I should be doing, what I could have done differently, or what might happen next…

That I completely miss what’s actually happening right now.

And if I’m being really honest, when I get stuck in that place, I can become quite selfish. Everything becomes about my thoughts, my worries, my feelings.

I’ve had to learn that living inside my head isn’t always the safest or healthiest place for me to be.

So I started simplifying things. Instead of trying to work out the next week, month or year…

I started focusing on today.
Every morning is a clean slate.

I try to notice the things I would normally rush past.

The colour of the sky.
The sound of my son laughing.
The smell of coffee in the morning.
The feeling of my feet on the floor.
A conversation without thinking about what I’m going to say next.

I meditate.
I make space for quiet.
I practise bringing myself back to right now.

And honestly?

It’s nothing revolutionary, It’s the basics.

But the basics are ridiculously easy to forget when your mind is constantly racing.

I still overthink.
I still have days where I get completely caught up in my head.
I still want to control everything.

The difference is that now I recognise it.

And instead of trying to solve my entire life in one afternoon…

I come back to today.

Sometimes just the next hour.

Sometimes the next 10 minutes. šŸ˜‚

You don’t have to figure everything out today. You just have to come back to where you are šŸ«¶šŸ¼

Save this for a day when your mind feels too loud ā¤ļø

And if you know someone who needs the reminder that they don’t have to figure everything out today, share this with them.





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06/09/2026

Imagine how different you could look, feel and perform 4 months from now.

But first… September…

If you’re anything like me, the adjustment to autumn feels like a bit of a slap in the face 😳

Summer disappears.
The mornings get darker.
The evenings get shorter.
The weather gets colder.

And at the same time, life suddenly goes from summer mode to FULL SPEED.

School routines are back.
Kids’ football, swimming, clubs and activities start again.
Work ramps up.
The calendar fills.
And somehow everyone needs to be somewhere at 6pm. šŸ¤·šŸ»ā€ā™€ļø

It’s easy for your own training, nutrition, sleep and recovery to slide down the list. But this is exactly when you need a plan that works with your life.

That’s where Regulate - Strengthen - Recover comes in.

REGULATE - manage the stress and demands of everyday life instead of constantly running on empty.

STRENGTHEN - train with purpose to build muscle, strength and confidence without needing to live in the gym.

RECOVER - prioritise sleep, nutrition and recovery so your body can actually adapt and progress.

Because you don’t need to wait for life to calm down. You need to learn how to keep progressing when life gets busy AF.

And here’s the exciting part… You have 4 months left of 2026.

Four months to build strength.
Four months to build muscle.
Four months to change your habits.

And summer?

9 months away. ā˜€ļø

Imagine where you could be if you stopped starting over and simply stayed consistent.

Patience is a virtue. Results take time.

Don’t wait for January.

Start now.

No plan? DM me ā€œSTARTā€ and let’s build one around you, your life and goals šŸ‘ŠšŸ¼

Regulate. Strengthen. Recover.

05/09/2026

One of the biggest cheat codes in life šŸ‘‡šŸ¼

You can wake up one day and decideā€¦ā€œThat’s enough of that.ā€ and change direction completely.

I know this one all too well.

I’m stubborn. Really stubborn. 😬

I’ll push through and finish something simply because I said I would - even when deep down, I know it’s no longer right for me.

I used to see walking away as failure.

Now I’m learning to lean into my intuition and actually know myself - my assets and my defects.

Because that’s who I am.

There’s no point hiding from myself or trying to be someone I’m not. I’m proud of all of me. The strengths, the flaws, the stubbornness and the lessons.

And honestly, this is a huge part of how I coach too.

Your plan should work with you, not against you.

Sometimes you need to push.
Sometimes you need to adapt.
Sometimes you need to take a step back and recover.

The goal isn’t to blindly stick to a plan because you said you would - it always backfires sooner or later 😫

It’s learning to understand yourself well enough to know what you need, when you need it, and why.

Life isn’t linear and neither is progress. ✨

If you’re tired of forcing yourself into plans that don’t fit, let’s build one that does.

DM me ā€œCOACHINGā€ and let’s chat about what you actually need to move forward.

04/09/2026

Plot twist: you don’t always need a new body. Sometimes you just need a new goal.

And this is what 3 years of changing mine looked like. šŸ‘€

2023 āž”ļø 2026.

I went from training, competing and coaching CrossFit for over 10 years to chasing a completely different goal through bodybuilding.

And honestly? I still absolutely LOVE CrossFit.

But the goalposts have changed.

CrossFit and bodybuilding are two entirely different sports.

Different training.
Different stimulus.
Different mindset.
Different ways to push your body.

And I LOVE that.

There’s something so exciting about learning something completely new - becoming a beginner again, figuring out what works, understanding my body differently and finding new ways to challenge myself.

Physically AND mentally.

Because progress isn’t always about becoming a completely different person.

Sometimes it’s about taking everything you’ve learned, changing the goal, and seeing what else you’re capable of.

2023 me loved the challenge.

2026 me still does.

Just a very different challenge now. šŸ”„

And I’m only getting started.

I’ll be sharing more of the journey - the training, the lessons, the wins, the struggles and everything I learn along the way.

If you’re on your own journey of becoming stronger, fitter or simply seeing what you’re capable of, follow along. šŸ–¤





03/09/2026

Something feels different this month… and I’m ready for it. šŸ”„

Diving into September with fresh energy.

A new routine.
A new school for my son.
New rhythms as a mum.
Taking my training and nutrition up a notch to see what I can achieve - watch this space šŸ’ŖšŸ¼

And alongside that, watching my clients work hard, stay consistent and push towards their own goals - and being there to support them every step of the way. 🤩

Big work goals, personal goals.
Lots of exciting things happening behind the scenes.

It feels like a new chapter and I’m genuinely excited for it.

No rushing. No forcing. Just peacefully ready to see what’s possible and to go with the flow…

September, let’s see what you’ve got. šŸ”„

And I’d love to know… what’s happening in your world this month? New beginnings, goals, changes, things you’re excited about - tell me.

I always love hearing what you’re working towards šŸ„°šŸ‘‡šŸ¼

01/09/2026

Your mood is allowed to change.

Your habits don’t have to.

Don’t let how you feel dictate everything you do.

Stress. Emotions. A bad night’s sleep. A busy day.
They can all hijack your focus and make you lose sight of what actually matters to you.

This is where consistency and good habits become so powerful.

Not because you have to push through everything.
But because you learn the difference between ā€œI don’t feel like itā€ and ā€œI genuinely need to rest.ā€

And that’s exactly why I believe in Regulate - Strengthen - Recover.

Most people focus almost entirely on the strengthen part — train harder, do more, push further.

But if you’re not regulating your nervous system and prioritising recovery, eventually your body will start shouting what you’ve been ignoring.

Burnout.
Constant fatigue.
Poor recovery.
Losing motivation.
Or simply feeling like everything is a chore.

The goal isn’t to be disciplined 100% of the time.

It’s to build a body and lifestyle that allow you to show up consistently without constantly running yourself into the ground.

Regulate.
Strengthen.
Recover.

Do all three consistently — and you might just find you enjoy the process a whole lot more. 🄰

If you’re tired of starting over, pushing harder and wondering why it isn’t working, this is where coaching can help.

I’ll help you understand what your body needs, build a training and nutrition approach you can actually sustain, and learn how to regulate, strengthen and recover — without living in the all-or-nothing cycle.

DM me ā€œCOACHINGā€ and let’s talk about what you need to move forward.

29/08/2026

Some people see discipline…

I see freedom ✨

This isn’t a hobby - This is my idea of FUN šŸ˜‰

The hard work.
The effort.
The dedication.
Showing up when I could easily choose not to.

I genuinely enjoy it.

Not because I have to. Not because I’m trying to prove anything. Not because I’m chasing perfection.

Because this is for me.

Training makes me feel strong, keeping promises to myself builds confidence and putting in the work fills my cup.

And I’ve realised… that’s okay.

What fills your cup might look like hard work to someone else.

But when you genuinely love the process, the discipline doesn’t feel like punishment.

It feels like freedom. šŸ‘ŠšŸ¼

Save this for the days you need the reminder - and share it with someone who understands that discipline can be something you enjoy, not something you endure šŸ’ŖšŸ¼

28/08/2026

MASTERING THE ART OF SAYING NO.

Saying no - Harder than it sounds.

Especially if, like me, you’re a people pleaser.

The fear of being judged.
The fear of disappointing someone.
The fear they won’t like you anymore.
The guilt that kicks in the second you put yourself first.

So you say yes.

Even when you’re exhausted.
Even when you don’t have the capacity.
Even when you really, really don’t want to.

And then wonder why you feel resentful, overwhelmed and completely exhausted.

I’ve had to learn that saying no isn’t selfish, It’s not rude and it certainly isn’t a weakness.

It’s a boundary - a form of self-respect.

There’s science behind this too. When we constantly say yes to avoid conflict or rejection, we can keep our nervous system in a state of heightened stress - constantly scanning other people’s reactions and prioritising their needs over our own.

And every time we override what we actually need, we teach ourselves that everyone else’s comfort comes before ours.

Learning to say no starts to change that. It takes practice.

For me it’s understanding my boundaries, knowing when I have more to give and when I’m at capacity.

Recognising the difference between a genuine YES and a yes driven by guilt, fear or the need to be liked.

And sometimes the hardest part?

Realising that someone being disappointed by your boundary doesn’t mean you’ve done something wrong.

You can love people and still say no.
You can care about people and still choose yourself.
You can be a good person without being available to everyone, all of the time.

Because protecting your energy isn’t about caring less about other people.

It’s about finally caring about yourself too.

And honestly?

The more I practise saying no, the more I realise…

Every no to something that drains me is a yes to something that matters to me. ā¤ļø

šŸ‘‡šŸ¼What’s one thing you need to start saying NO to?

Maybe it’s overcommitting.
Maybe it’s people pleasing.
Maybe it’s constantly putting yourself last.

Whatever it is, let this be your reminder:

You’re allowed to have boundaries.

27/08/2026

You have one life

So go live it. Follow the dream. Take the chance. Go after what you want.

And you do you.

I held myself back for years, constantly worrying about what other people thought and making everyone else happy. But in the process, I made myself unhappy and resentful.

And then I wondered why I was always so exhausted and drained.

Until I finally realised…

Why was I spending my life making everyone else happy while neglecting myself?

Now that is insane… and guess what I learned?

Filling my own cup didn’t make me selfish.
It helped me show up as a better person for everyone around me.

Funny that. šŸ™„

Don’t let ā€œit’s not the right timeā€ turn into years of waiting.

ā€œI need more time.ā€
ā€œWhen the kids are older.ā€
ā€œWhen work settles down.ā€
ā€œWhen life is less busy.ā€

Maybe there will never be a perfect time - tomorrow is never guaranteed.

So make space for the things that matter to you.

You don’t need everyone to understand your choices.

You get one life. Make it yours. ā¤ļø

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