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It's Not Easy - You'll Know When It's Time to Start

“Yeah, but it's easy for you.” Um, no. I have baggage and struggles you don't see in a scroll. I was heavy during the already-feeling-awkward-and-unsure-of-myself years. I eventually discovered VHS workouts, I played sports, and the weight came off. I was pretty squeaky clean in high school. I was a serious student and I played sports. No drinking. I learned to lift weights. I liked how I felt when I was fit. My dad nearly died my senior year. He was in a diabetic coma. I never want to endure what I've seen him go through. In college, I was still dedicated to learning, AND I let loose. I was a social 🦋. With that came overindulgence. Lots of beer and crappy food. Wasted days sleeping it off. My world blew up when my mom got lung cancer. She never smoked and it felt like a cruel blow. The kind, funny woman made us feel loved and safe, and EVERY holiday was special. I was in a different state, working too much right out of the gate. During the worst o

There's No Perfect Time to Start

I think back on times I said I was going to do something . . . and didn't. Family stuff, holidays, work stuff, to-do lists, fears - they're our constant companions, reproducing like bunnies in springtime. I'll start exercising again after [event/project/family thing] is over. After [holiday/kid thing/work thing], I'll eat better. I’m afraid of failing. Now isn’t the right time. Can you relate? A year ago, I took a chance and let a new team into my life. I trusted them to keep me accountable to my nutrition and fitness. I stopped saying no just because I couldn't predict the outcome. It's taken lots of work and support from my team to get over fears, stop procrastinating, and choose courage over comfort. If you keep thinking about doing something, it's time to take action. Need help? Reach out to join my team. We'll support you and cheer you on. Name Email * What is your biggest challenge with fitness and nutrition?