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It’s been a month today since my dad passed away and there hasn’t been a moment that I haven’t thought of him.People say...
06/06/2026

It’s been a month today since my dad passed away and there hasn’t been a moment that I haven’t thought of him.

People say grief gets smaller with time, but this past month it definitely has not felt that way. Everyday it becomes a little more real and the list of things he’s missed keeps getting longer. The weight of never being able to talk to him or see him again feels especially heavy today.

I didn’t just lose my dad. I lost a friend, my biggest cheerleader, and my confidant. I told him everything (likely more than he wanted to know at times 🙃).

Recently, I went through hundreds of old text messages between us. Texts that go all the way back to 2017. Reading through them reminded me how often we told each other “I love you,” how much encouragement he gave me, and how lucky I was to have him. Those messages are truly a gift. ❤️

This past month has also made me reflect on the entire purpose behind my business. On what really matters. Helping people improve their nutrition and fitness has never been about perfection. I’d even argue it isn’t about gaining your “perfect body.” It’s about improving our lives so we can show up better for ourselves and the people we love. It’s about feeling our best so we have the capacity to be present more.

Sometimes I think we lose sight of that. We chase goals in ways that leave us anxious, stressed, fearful, and disconnected from the life happening around us, but the things we do should add to our lives, not take away from it.

Have the cake with your dad on his birthday. Stay a little longer at dinner with friends. Take the trip and all of the pictures. Take care of yourself physically and eat well… but don’t miss the moments that *actually* matter the most. Connection with the ones we care about is also a big part of our health.

I will miss him forever.

If your weeks look like this:•Low-calorie target•Difficulty sticking to your plan•Consistently eating above your targetT...
05/26/2026

If your weeks look like this:

•Low-calorie target
•Difficulty sticking to your plan
•Consistently eating above your target

Then try this instead:

•Raise your daily calorie goal.
•Focus on building consistency and adherence over the next week

🚫 Stop chasing rapid weight loss by eating as little as possible!

If you’re struggling to stick to your plan, that’s your body’s way of saying, “I need more food!”

Hunger in a calorie deficit is normal, but it should feel manageable, not like you’re constantly battling intense cravings or hanger.

✨ Prioritize sustainability over speed! 🫶

6 pieces of advice I wish I could share with past me. ⬆️This is definitely not an all-inclusive list. I have learned a l...
05/22/2026

6 pieces of advice I wish I could share with past me. ⬆️

This is definitely not an all-inclusive list. I have learned a lot of lessons throughout the past several years. Going from tracking constantly and struggling with binge eating to not tracking and focusing on habits and finding balance has taught me that health is about so much more than numbers. It’s about building a lifestyle that feels sustainable, supports your mental and physical well-being, and allows you to enjoy life without guilt or extremes. I’m still learning every day, but these are some of the things that have helped me create a healthier relationship with food, fitness, and myself along the way. ❤️

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Areas that show your progress that have nothing to do with the number on the scale:✔️ Increased Strength✔️ Increased Ene...
05/13/2026

Areas that show your progress that have nothing to do with the number on the scale:

✔️ Increased Strength
✔️ Increased Energy
✔️ Increased Consistency
✔️ Improved Mood
✔️ Improved Sleep
✔️ Increased Positive Self-Talk

The list could go on and on... don’t discount your progress just because the number on the scale isn’t meeting your expectations.

There are multiple ways to identify progress that don’t include the scale~

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A non-exhaustive list of things in fitness and nutrition that are overrated and underrated 👇1. Walking: UnderratedWalkin...
05/07/2026

A non-exhaustive list of things in fitness and nutrition that are overrated and underrated 👇

1. Walking: Underrated

Walking is low impact, easy to stay consistent with, and doesn’t increase our hunger the way high-intensity exercise can. It increases our Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis which supports fat loss, improves recovery, and reduces stress, all without adding more strain to your body.

2. Eating a Balance of Carbs, Protein & Fats: Underrated

Protein helps with muscle retention and satiety, carbs fuel performance and energy, and fats support hormones and overall health. When all three are present, meals are more satisfying, cravings are more manageable, and energy stays more stable. It’s effective, sustainable, and repeatable.

3. Using the Scale as Your Only Form of Measurement: Overrated

The scale only tells you your body weight. It doesn’t tell you what that weight is made up of. It fluctuates daily due to hydration, hormones, sodium intake, and digestion. Relying on it alone can lead to frustration. Strength gains, body composition changes, energy levels, performance, and how clothes fit often paint a much clearer picture of what’s actually happening.

4. Foods Labeled as "Zero Net Carbs": Overrated

“Net carb” labels can be misleading. These products are often highly processed, more expensive, and still contain carbohydrates. Many are formulated with added fiber or sugar alcohols to lower the “net carb” number on the label. They don’t need to be avoided, but it’s important to recognize that “net carbs” is largely a marketing term, not a measure of overall food quality or impact.

What would you add to the list?

The goal should always be to eat as much as you can, while still reaching your goals.Messaging has always been “if your ...
04/30/2026

The goal should always be to eat as much as you can, while still reaching your goals.

Messaging has always been “if your goal is fat loss, you need to eat as little as possible.”

But drastically cutting calories can cause unnecessary challenges, anxiety, and stress.

A modest calorie deficit helps keep you consistent. What do I mean when I say a modest deficit? 250-500 calories per day. I’d even argue that the sweet spot is 250-300 calories.

You will experience hunger, but won’t be ravenous.

You may have to reduce portion sizes, but won’t have to cut entire food groups out.

If your goal is fat loss, quit making yourself crazy by trying to eat as little as possible and, instead, just eat a *little* less.

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“I feel stuck.”“I have no clue what to do next.”“I am not sure where to go from here.”In these moments, ask yourself:👉 W...
04/28/2026

“I feel stuck.”
“I have no clue what to do next.”
“I am not sure where to go from here.”

In these moments, ask yourself:

👉 What would the best version of me do?

👉 Would they approach this situation with curiosity instead of fear?

👉 Would they take one small, actionable step forward, even if it’s imperfect?

The best version of you knows that growth comes from embracing uncertainty, not avoiding it.

Ask Yourself:

What’s one thing I can control right now?

What choice aligns most with my values and long-term goals?

How can I show myself compassion and patience during this process?

Even when you feel unsure, the best version of you believes in your ability to figure things out, one step at a time. Trust in that version. 🫶


Are you trying to build a new healthy habit? Don’t skip this one question!How do I make this habit so easy, even unmotiv...
04/19/2026

Are you trying to build a new healthy habit? Don’t skip this one question!

How do I make this habit so easy, even unmotivated me will do it?

Here are some reasons why asking this question can help:

1. It helps you identify any barriers that may come up.
2. You put yourself in unmotivated you’s shoes.
3. It encourages you to create a plan.

When we’re just getting started with new healthy habits our motivation is typically pretty high, but it will not stay that way forever.

We cannot depend on our motivation alone to carry us through! It is inconsistent which is exactly why our environment plays such a big role in long-term success.

Maybe that means laying out your workout clothes the night before so getting dressed in the morning is one less decision to make. Maybe it’s filling your water bottle before bed because your mornings are crazy and you tend to forget. Maybe it is buying precut veggies because you tend to forget to cut them up and if they are there to grab or toss into foods, you will eat them.

Whatever makes it easier for YOU is what matters most.

Try it out and see what you discover!

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04/16/2026

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“What is the BEST way to eat for weight loss?””I fell off the wagon, but I’m starting again on Monday!””I can NEVER leav...
04/15/2026

“What is the BEST way to eat for weight loss?””I fell off the wagon, but I’m starting again on Monday!””I can NEVER leave treats in my house.”

It’s easy to fall into the All or Nothing Thinking trap when it comes to nutrition and movement. We are bombarded with sales tactics that use enticing words like “Optimal,” “Premium,” “Best.” Not to mention the “next best diet,” ads. But this thinking pattern can leave us feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, and ultimately lead to sabotaging our success.

We want to believe it is likely either this or that, but often the answer lies somewhere in the middle. One that takes into consideration where your current lifestyle habits are and offers a more realistic approach tailored to YOUR needs. An approach that reduces a fixed mindset, enhances curiosity, and puts you in a place where you can flex your problem solving skills and find a solution that best fits your needs.

So, rather than: “I fell off the wagon, but I’m starting again on Monday!” Beginning to think along a continuum could look like: “What habits help me feel my best during the week that I could try on the weekends?” Solution-focused, curious, non-judgmental.❤️

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