Why not just track your food? Looking at numbers associated with food and/or weight is triggering to some and not beneficial nor necessary for everyone. You shouldn’t have to track your food for the rest of your life- this is not a normal way to live. The goal of not tracking is to get to know your body, your appetite,

Whatever you think it is, it isn’t. The reason why “being hard on yourself” doesn’t work is because it often lacks problem solving skills. Unintentionally skipping the gym feels like shit- I’ll be the first one to tell you. Identifying the actual problem means you get the opportunity to practice an actual solution. 🔆You may find the solution is you

I love a good nighttime snack. And I know how frustrating it can feel to get to the end of the day and feel like you CANNOT STOP snacking. Where we screw this up: We feel insatiable at the end of the day 👉🏽 eat a day’s worth of calories in 30 minutes 👉🏽 feel guilty 👉🏽vow to eat “better”

I was surrounded by brilliant fitness and movement professionals this weekend. I see a younger me in all of them- highly educated, highly credentialed, underpaid, hungry for success, and terrified. Terrified of making a mistake, being seen, failing, trying too hard to get nowhere fast. Terrified of doing it “wrong.” While I’m not a “social media business coach”- it is

If Lululemon can unabashedly charge $100 for a SCARF, you can do anything. I bet anyone with a Lululemon scarf would say they love it, worth every penny. If their scarves are anything like their leggings, I bet they *are* amazing. But I buy my scarves from Target 🤷🏽‍♀️ I don’t see the value. But clearly, some people do! That’s