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It’s noon. You eat lunch. “The macros can’t be too bad in this sandwich!” You finally get around to logging your meals. ...
12/12/2022

It’s noon. You eat lunch. “The macros can’t be too bad in this sandwich!” You finally get around to logging your meals. & suddenly…. OMFG 😱 - you have no carbs or fats left, your protein is still too low, & your almost out of calories 🤣😅 SOUND FAMILIAR?!

It’s easy to go into “f*ck it!” Mode when this happens & then just derail your entire day. A lot of clients talk about this mindset of “I already ruined today, so now it doesn’t matter what I do…”

NOT TRUE!🙅🏻‍♀️🙅🏻‍♀️

the best option is to simply get back on track with the next meal or food choice, and try to work with what ya got! 💁🏻‍♀️

If your calories or macros are off for a day, it’s not a big deal. The best thing you can do is think of the BIGGER picture - one day with above average macros/calories shouldn’t ruin your progress in the longterm if you are AVERAGING your goal macronutrients. So 1 day out of 30 days with an above average intake is FINE.

The overall lesson is simply DONT SWEAT IT ✅

You don’t need to try to “overcorrect it” or restrict yourself for the remainder of the day. Just learn from it & move on! 🚶‍♀️

But what if you have a string of days that you’re over? 🤔

This is when you’ll need to do some reflecting & reconsider your approach.

TWO TIPS TO AVOID THIS:
1. Front load protein. (See previous post). Getting in your protein early in the day will curb cravings, help with satiation, & keep you fuller for longer. 💪 swap any high-carb or fatty breakfast items for 30g of protein.

2. Pre-plan your meals - usually, we get off track when we start trying to wing it and work it as we go 😉 plan your day ahead & have a general goal of how you would LIKE the day to go, and do your best to stick to that.

Lastly….

If you find yourself on a situation where you’re using up carbs & fats quick 👉🏻 focus on lean protein, vegetables, & fruit.

Navigating the winter blues. 👇 This time of the year is difficult for me personally, but I know others struggle as well....
08/12/2022

Navigating the winter blues. 👇

This time of the year is difficult for me personally, but I know others struggle as well. My mental health takes a decline & I find it difficult to find any desire to do the things that typically bring me joy. In the past, I would have been hard on myself for this & would get caught in a toxic cycle of feeling shame for this. 🚩
Fortunately, I don’t own that mindset any more.
Action matters. When we feel depleted & low on energy, it’s important to think about what we can invest our energy into that will get us the results we want without feeling like we are over-exerting ourselves.
When I get into a rut, I game plan.
1. Meal prep. HOW and WHAT we eat impact how we feel. Even if I don’t feel like cooking, investing in pre-prepped meals & finding healthy, fast snacks makes all the difference. 🍎
2. Show up. Go to the gym. Even if it’s just to walk for 10 minutes. Be okay with “the bare minimum”. But don’t lose the routine. 🙌
3. Have a support system. I am fortunate to be in a community that I feel safe in & can rely on. That support makes all the difference. 🫶🏼

& at the end of the day, it’s not about what you didn’t do. Don’t be hard on yourself when things aren’t perfect or don’t go as planned. Be adaptable, but be consistent. It will make all the difference 🖤

“what comes easy won’t last & what lasts long won’t come easy.”Breaking my post hiatus because I need people to be remin...
02/12/2022

“what comes easy won’t last & what lasts long won’t come easy.”

Breaking my post hiatus because I need people to be reminded of this 👂🏻 👇

If you’re coach encourages fasting, quick fix diets, or promises results in “21 days”, this is your friendly reminder that what comes easy won’t stay & what works doesn’t have to be so complicated.

Eat nourishing foods.
Move your body more.
Manage your stress better.
Get enough quality sleep.
Lift weights & work for strength (dont go through the motions!)
&lastly… fix your mindset. It’s not just about weight loss.

It’s a slow process but it works.

Don’t get addicted to the highs and lows of crash dieting. If it’s not sustainable longterm, it’s not staying.
If it’s staying, it’s because you built a lifestyle of healthy habits that you can manage & maintain.

Next time you see an ad that encourages you to pay 💰 money to achieve big results, ask yourself, is this in my best interest? Is this something I can maintain?

There may be instances where YES, it’s totally good! If there’s learning components & is grounded in reality. I’ve ran 4 week challenges for healthy habit building for weight loss, but I didn’t promise it would “melt fat away” or “lose 20 LBs”. If it’s grounded in reality… it’s fine!
But look for the red flags 🚩
Is this person making money off your insecurities? Is the program sustainable? What about after the afters - example, if a client had big results, did they rebound & gain it all back later? Do you have to do extreme things like avoid certain foods or food groups to get results? … these are just some of the red flags to look for.

Look for programs and people that make you feel good. Who celebrate you RIGHT NOW as you are, but believe in your goals too! Who won’t sell you what is fast or marketable, but will be honest. Who don’t want you to be extreme, but encourage you to find BALANCE. They won’t promise easy or fast, but steady & consistent. THAT is where success is.

Rant over. Be safe out there folks :)

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