How I lost 90lbs!
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What I think saved me was learning how to make everything I loved healthier! That’s why I include so many “swap options” in my wellness guide because it made the biggest difference in my journey! I didn’t want to live off veggies because it’s not realistic.
I never felt that I was on a diet..
I know how hard it is to change habits that’s why h share so much of my journey and tips that have helped me! If you want all the details and in/out of my wellness transformation + journey you can find the wellness guide saved on the L I N K in my bio on my page! It’s green! 😉
If you get guide let me know because I want to root you on!!
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It's incredible how much diet culture has evolved, isn't it? When I started my journey, I reflected a lot on what didn't work for me in the past, and that often included the restrictive approaches reminiscent of the early 2000s. Back then, it felt like every other magazine cover was touting some extreme low-carb, low-fat, or 'detox' diet that promised quick results but left you feeling deprived and ultimately led to rebound weight gain. I remember trying so many of them, only to feel like a failure when I couldn't stick to them long-term. What truly made the difference in my 90lb weight loss journey was letting go of that 'diet' mentality altogether. Instead of cutting out entire food groups or punishing myself with bland meals, I focused on making those clever 'healthy swaps' I talk about in my guide. It meant I could still enjoy my favorite foods – just in a way that nourished my body better. For example, instead of a heavy cream sauce, I learned to make lighter, flavorful alternatives. Or swapping out processed snacks for homemade, whole-food options. It transformed my relationship with food from one of restriction to one of enjoyment and empowerment. This sustainable approach is miles away from the 'quick fix' diets of the past. It’s about building habits that last a lifetime, not just for a few weeks before a special event. I found that when I stopped thinking of it as a temporary diet and started seeing it as a permanent lifestyle shift, the weight came off naturally and stayed off. It’s about finding that balance where you don't feel like you're missing out, but you're still fueling your body for success. Another game-changer for me was embracing meal prep, which really ties into making those healthy swaps practical for a busy life. I used to think meal prep was just for bodybuilders, but it's truly for anyone wanting to eat healthier consistently. Dedicating a couple of hours on a Sunday to prepare some basics – like grilled chicken, roasted veggies, or a big batch of quinoa – meant I always had nutritious options ready. This stopped me from reaching for unhealthy takeaways when I was tired or short on time. It's not about making every single meal from scratch, but having a few staples on hand that make healthy choices easy. It's all about making your wellness journey enjoyable and realistic. When you feel good about what you're eating and how you're moving, that confidence shines through in every aspect of your life. It's not about achieving a certain look just for others, but feeling strong and vibrant for *yourself*. My goal was to feel healthy and happy in my own skin, and by focusing on these sustainable practices, I finally achieved it. I hope my journey inspires you to find your own path to wellness, free from the pressures of outdated diet trends.



You’re such my inspiration a lot of ways, and I think you’re about half my age 😂, if not more. thank you so much. I’m going to try this. You look awesome.🔥❤️