Minneapolis Taste Buds

I'm loving this new life so far. I should feel terrified leaving full-time work, and I don't. I made a bold move that I know is right. I needed to make a change so I could help others, and to have time freedom for the fam. I've always loved fitness and nutrition, and at 41 I'm making it my career. Last week I started getting organized. I took some training. I helped people choose workouts and nutrition plans to meet their goals. I added people to my accountability group, and shared recipes, tips, and video clips with them. I answered questions and cheered them on. I also took long walks with my dog, gardened, and ate lunch outside. I took my dad to PT. I chaperoned a field trip. I showed up to school pickup with energy left for the evening, and cooked some pretty awesome meals. I created a mantra, "You don't have to rush," to remind myself that I get to design my life at the pace I choose from here on out. Thanks for reading this, and for sup

After 20+ years of pushing to do more, work harder, and grow in my career, I’m changing things up. With the support of my awesome husband, I resigned from my job last week. What the??!! I’ve worked on some pretty cool projects, built a usability testing program and led a web content team. I’ve accomplished a lot that I’m proud of. I’m leaving it behind to go after something new, to stop rushing through life, and to have more time freedom for my family. I’m building a business out of something that started as a side hustle last fall. I quickly realized it brought me happiness and a new sense of purpose. As a virtual coach, I support people who want to eat better and move more. I help them find their workout soulmate and get organized in the kitchen. I’m creating an online community, and building a team. If you want to know more about what I’m up to, I’d love to chat. Sometimes you have to get a little reckless to go after what you want. Here we go!