I remember the pride I felt for her and wondering where she would have gone had I not inspired her to believe in herself.
In real life, it’s important to make small, incremental changes. This helps guarantee that you can stick with them and they will have lasting change. I’ve told you this before and I’ll continue to tell you. We are training for the long term. We are training for life.

When I agreed to run with her, she said she had 12 miles on the plan. That was the maximum I imagined running that day. I let the voices get to me and I was planning the finish before we even began.
The quiz she gave told us to list people from various social categories and mine was limited. I didn’t have time for friendships that didn’t involve school or my daughter. I did NOT want to attend social gatherings that were outside of my family, especially school sporting events.

Most of us have had diets, calorie counting and food shaming thrown at us our entire lives. There is always someone ready to educate you on the things you’re putting on your plate and how their diet is better for you.

I often find myself thinking, and have even said out loud a few times, “I don’t know what I did to deserve you in my life, these blessings in my life, these friends, this support…” But if I stop to think about it, that’s not true. I’ve manifested some of the best people in the

Athletes who are looking for a Coach may have a gut reaction as to which one of us can best suit their needs. However, as I spend more time with her, I can tell you that while we may have very different Coaching profiles and backgrounds, we are quickly becoming great friends because we have…

Why do we feel obligated to discount our goods and services for our friends and family, in order to ‘earn’ their support? Worse so, why do our own people often expect a discount in order to support us?

Those inner critic voices in my head were screaming into their bull horns by this point. They were so loud that I was afraid they would take over.

For many of us, that voice is not actually our own. It’s the resounding chorus of everyone who has ever put us down throughout our lifetimes.