It's been about a month since I sat down and wrote here. I feel like I've finally got my footing with my new routine, which is what I had shared about last month. Same goals, but changing up the structure. We evolve, why shouldn't our methods and routine? I'm finding that I've been able to… Continue reading Growth will look different for us all
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Old Goals, New Routine
Last week felt peaceful. I want to say it was a good week, but I feel like good is too neutral of a word. For a while neutral was actually the goal - stress had been high and just being would've been nice. I was thinking about what made last week peaceful, what made it… Continue reading Old Goals, New Routine
Taking a break from health coaching: Part 2 “Anticipation and Empathy”
For the past seven days, I have been on vacation from coaching and training my 1:1 clients. For the the past three days, I have been on vacation from my other full-time health coaching job. I realized some things about me, and that post will be next, but first - what I realized about others.… Continue reading Taking a break from health coaching: Part 2 “Anticipation and Empathy”
Taking a Break from Health Coaching: Part 1 Going on “Vacation”
I have no problem planning a rest day when I create my own workout programming, but I'm terrible about taking a vacation day and completely detaching and essentially taking a rest day from normal life. I imagine there are many out there like me. We should get t-shirts and form a club. There have been… Continue reading Taking a Break from Health Coaching: Part 1 Going on “Vacation”
Motivation? Habit? Both? Neither?
I had a talk with a client this morning and as routine changes have occurred because of COVID we’ve consistently had a talk about being flexible. We’ve talked about shifting focus a few times so that we’re always considering how fluid health can be and how there are a lot of factors that influence it.… Continue reading Motivation? Habit? Both? Neither?
T-O
Perspective. Just like opinions, we all have one. There may be overlaps in our perspectives, but they’re all different. It doesn't matter how well you describe what you see or feel, no one else will be able to fully get in your shoes and feel and see in the exact some way. There have been… Continue reading T-O
Let’s get caught up + Budgeted Eats Recipe: Banana Oatmeal Bake
There is no way to get caught up in one post so I won't sit here and word vomit. Two things to point out - 1. diving into poetry as an outlet instead of this blog was something I never saw coming 2. coronavirus and COVID19 - this needs no explanation. We've all be impacted… Continue reading Let’s get caught up + Budgeted Eats Recipe: Banana Oatmeal Bake
You can react or you can respond
It’s actually really weird sitting down and writing here. I’ve been holding a pen a lot more lately. Sometimes that would lead to the computer screen, but mostly it would stay in my notebook. This though - I’m writing this from my phone. I don’t do that often because I really do enjoy sitting down… Continue reading You can react or you can respond
Keep building doorways, and rooms, and houses
I like writing on the last day of the year. I like writing every day and while I haven't blogged in almost a month, I've done more writing this month than I ever have. Like I've said before, start right now. Don't wait for something whole. I know that a new day, new week, new… Continue reading Keep building doorways, and rooms, and houses
Chasing Real
How was work today? It's really a small sentence and without any context it's silly, pointless and small talk for most conversations. I've been a health coach for three years. I can't believe it's been that long and that short. Individually, I've worked with almost 100 women in that time. Since I started small group… Continue reading Chasing Real