Tomorrow is Day 1 of my 75 Hard journey. 💖

I'm doing this for ME, for my babies, and for the future I'm working so hard to build. This isn't just about losing weight—it's about becoming stronger mentally, physically, spiritually, and financially.

For the next 75 days I'm committing to:

✨ Two workouts a day

✨ Drinking a gallon of water

✨ Reading daily

✨ Growing my business

✨ Being more intentional as a mom

✨ Showing up even when I don't feel like it

No excuses. No shortcuts. No quitting.

I'm ready to prove to myself that I can do hard things. 💪🏽👑

Follow along as I document the ups, downs, wins, and lessons from this journey. If you're working on becoming your best self too, let's hold each other accountable! 🩷

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... Read moreEmbarking on the 75 Hard Challenge is more than just a physical test—it's a transformative journey for the mind, body, and soul. From my personal experience starting this regimen, the daily non-negotiables—two workouts (one outdoors), drinking a gallon of water, reading 10 pages, following a healthy eating plan, and business growth activities—are demanding but ultimately empowering. The structure creates accountability and develops discipline, fostering growth in all life areas. One important lesson I've learned early is the power of routine and intention. Setting clear weekly goals, like increasing my physical stamina, gaining new clients for my cleaning business, and improving family interactions, helps me stay focused. Making the bed each morning and maintaining a device-free window boosts productivity and mental clarity. This challenge also highlights the importance of self-care while balancing entrepreneurship and motherhood. For moms like me, integrating family moments, such as device-free interactions, and managing household tasks with business responsibilities demands commitment but brings rewarding balance. Another key takeaway is embracing discomfort; the mental fortitude required to show up even when unmotivated is transformative. Progress photos and tracking financial goals—like saving daily and asking for client reviews—offer tangible evidence of progress. If you’re considering the 75 Hard Challenge or a similar self-improvement journey, remember it's about more than just fitness; it’s about cultivating a mindset that values consistency, discipline, and growth in every part of life. Sharing this experience builds community and accountability, making the journey sustainable and fulfilling.

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With Love, Kirsten

How did your challenge go? Are you still on it?

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Kimmy

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