The Moment I Let It Be Easier

If you’ve found your way here, chances are you're tired of feeling like getting healthy has to feel like a full-time job. 

Welcome to my corner of the internet where we break the rigid rules that make it IMPOSSIBLE to lose weight and get fit – like, WHO HAS TIME FOR THAT?

But let’s back up…

My ~fitness journey~ started when I realized my health was in the garbage – high blood pressure, extreme fatigue, crappy sleep – and I knew I had to make some changes.

Except… I was BUSY. Between work, my commute, my relationships… I didn’t really have an extra 2+ hours a day to be a gym + meal prep girlie.

Plus, it was SO easy to just grab fast food on the way home and collapse on the couch.

My turning point came when I decided to stop aiming for perfection and start doing something.

I started small – taking short walks to clear my head, getting steps in while multitasking, and instead of trying to cook from scratch, I bought salad kits and rotisserie chicken.

It worked.

Little by little, those small changes started to add up. My energy came back. My stress eased. I finally felt like I was moving forward instead of just surviving.

For the first time in years, I didn’t feel stuck. And that’s when I realized that health doesn’t have to be an all-or nothing thing.

It’s not about spending hours in the gym or following complicated meal plans and giving up all your favorite foods – it’s about finding what works for your life and building from there.

That shift completely changed my life. Fitness and nutrition became my outlet, and eventually, my passion. That’s when I knew I had to share this with other women who feel just as tired, busy, and stuck as I did.

Now, I’m here to help you find your turning point – where fitness and weight loss finally feel like integral parts of your life.

No crazy rules. No extremes.

Just small, simple changes that actually fit into your life, so you can start feeling better, stronger, and more confident WITHOUT added stress.

My Cozy Side Quests

• Getting lost in cozy or co-op games like Animal Crossing, It Takes Two or some no pressure organizing game

• Usually reading 2-3 books at a time, some combo of romantasy, thriller, and something with a lesson tucked inside.

• Hiking, unwinding and ideally doing all of the above outside – by a lake, next to a fire, or just laying in the grass.