Prestige Wellbeing

07/19/2026

Protein and electrolytes consumed and now time for some coffee and 10 minutes of morning sunlight. ☀️

07/07/2026

I did a thing! Check out this podcast.

we were blessed to have Lisa on from the Chicagoland area to discus...

05/08/2026

Strength didn’t come from avoiding the struggle, it came from working through it. I adapted and was willing to start over without letting my ego get in the way.

I’m not completely out of the woods. The reality is that one small move in the wrong direction could still derail me.

But now I know something I didn’t know before: I can get through it. I can rebuild. I can come back stronger.

Sometimes the strongest thing you can do is refuse to quit on yourself when progress feels invisible.

Had I given up, I would’ve never discovered how resilient I truly am. And I definitely wouldn’t have built the strength I have today.

04/28/2026

$5000 for 2 trophies and 2 crowns = 100% worth it.

04/24/2026

At some point, more exercises stop being impressive… and start being distracting.

If you’re a seasoned lifter, your progress isn’t coming from cramming 12–16 movements into a session, it’s coming from how well you execute the 4-6 that actually matter.

More exercises = more fatigue, more noise, less intention.

Fewer exercises = better focus, better load, better results.

When you’ve been lifting long enough, the basics don’t stop working, you just stop doing them with the level of precision they require.

➡️ Here’s what you need to do:

4-6 lifts.
With intention.
Progressive overload.
Clean ex*****on.
Full effort.

That’s where growth actually happens.

04/22/2026

Women (and my 12 year old daughter) should be doing pull-ups. Period.

Not assisted forever. Not avoiding them. Not assuming they’re “not for you.”

Because here’s the truth most people don’t say out loud:

Up to ~95% of untrained women cannot do a single pull-up

Read that again.

That doesn’t mean women can’t do pull-ups.
It means most women have simply never been trained to do them properly.

Pull-ups are one of the purest tests of relative strength: your ability to move your own body through space. And yes, women often start at a disadvantage:
Less upper body muscle mass
Different body composition
Less exposure to pulling movements
But none of that equals “impossible.”

In fact:
Even military data shows many women initially struggle, but performance improves significantly with training
With consistent programming, women absolutely can build the strength to do them and multiple reps

So what’s the real problem?

Most women:
Stay stuck on lat pulldowns
Rely on bands forever
Or never train the specific strength needed
And then conclude: “I just can’t do them.”

No.

You just haven’t trained for them yet.
Pull-ups aren’t just an exercise. They’re a standard.

They build:
Back strength
Shoulder stability
Core control
Confidence like nothing else

And let’s be honest, there’s something powerful about being able to pull your own bodyweight up to a bar.
If 95% of women can’t do one that means this: You’re already separating yourself.

And if you can’t yet?
Good. That’s your next goal.

04/20/2026

If losing body fat was easy, we wouldn’t have an obesity epidemic.

It takes patience, diligence, the right plan, balanced hormones, sleep, the right amount of calories, macronutrients, and micronutrients, and the ability to carve out time for the gym.

Tackle each week with one baby step in the right direction. If you have more weeks with creating a small new healthy habit than not, you’re headed in the right direction.

04/19/2026

I was a park bench mom once.

I was exhausted.
I was eating healthy but not enough food.
I wasn’t sleeping well.
I stopped working for my kids.
I was trying to find my purpose.

But then it clicked.
I started eating more.
I stopped cardio and focused on strength.
I balanced my hormones.
I supplemented and filled in any gaps.
I created a rewarding job.

And my energy, confidence, and family life has improved.

Do it for your kids.
Do it for your husband.
Do it for YOU!

04/17/2026

I had a few clients ask what I usually get from Costco, so here it is!

Other items I frequently get:
Salmon
Cottage Cheese
Lesser Evil popcorn
Smash jelly
Kirkland organic peanut butter
Quinoa and brown rice bags
And I rotate my fruits and vegetables

04/08/2026

These are SO yummy. Consistency is on point! Flavor is fantastic. Going to try them on my extremely picky kids tomorrow, wish me luck!