Running got a hell of a lot easier when I learned to slow the f down.

I have started a running journey - with the goal of running a half marathon by the end of the year (fingers crossed). This is what I’ve learned on week 2: 1. I have so much more mental energy, and I have so much more bandwidth to handle stressors. 2. I’m not currently policing my food i

This workout is great when first starting out running. You can adjust if you need but the key is each time you do it slowly increase your running time and decrease your walking time! Try to do this 2-3 times a week and it will get easier each week. Being consistent is super important and within a f

Turtles don’t rush. They don’t panic. They don’t compare. They just keep moving—one steady stroke at a time. Growth doesn’t need to be loud to be real. Slow progress is still progress. 🐢💭 #TurtleTheory #SlowGrowthIsStillGrowth #QuietConfidence #MindfulLiving #GrowthTakesTime

Two of the biggest misconceptions aboout fat loss: 1 is that engaging in a bunch of crazy restrictive habits is required in order to make progress and 2 is that it involves making some HUGE life shift real quick 🏃‍♀️… I am SO grateful to have learned that that’s NOT the case😂🙏 Honestly for me, the

I went from 190 to 130 lbs using a workout plan I created myself and it WORKS! 💪🏼 But let me be real with you: it's not just about working out. Eating healthy is KEY to get results 🥗. I’ve been at it for 5 months and the transformation has been amazing! Everyone’s journey is different, but if

Girlies drop your hot girl tips!!💅 🫶Remember!!! Don't listen to any negative comments - the fact that you're trying to improve yourself is already a great step in the right direction. Remember that progress takes time, but I know you're capable of achieving your goals. Stay positive

I lost 50 lbs and have been maintaining it for a few years now. These are things that I have done to help me lose and keep the weight off for good. It all comes down to daily habits and changing things slowly one a time. This is a journey not a race. ✨ Intermittent fasting: I follow the 16:8 pla

i remember being in high school and loving buying school supplies but once i got to college, i realized i was spending an unnecessary amount of money on unnecessary supplies. here is my list of stuff you actually need to college & basically this is a what’s in my backpack haha. you can

✨ February 2025: Discipline, Self-Love & Growth ✨ January was the warm-up, but February? We’re locking in. 💕 This month is all about consistency, self-care, and pushing yourself to grow in every area. No more just talking about it—it’s time to actually show up for yourself. 💡 This Month’s

As women, we pick up so many little skills to keep our homes running smoothly - things that often go unnoticed. Most of us aren’t taught these; we figure them out as we go, learning from mistakes, experimenting, and noticing what actually makes life at home easier. Over time, you develop an instinc

Here are some of the best apps that you need for an ADHD-friendly study session! If you struggle with focusing during a study session then these apps are definitely going to make your life a whole lot easier! 📇Quizlet - this app is great because you don't necessarily have to be sitting do

Okay besties… the semester isn’t here yet, but we all know once it starts it’s ✨ pure chaos ✨ so I’m setting myself up now. Not with the boring ‘make a schedule’ tips (been there, forgot to use it), but with habits that actually make my life easier when school takes over. Think: 📂 pre-made dig

Hey besties! 💖 I wanted to share my *secret* fat burner drink that pairs perfectly with a healthy diet and exercise routine. This isn't a magical potion (although it feels like it), but it’s a game-changer for sure! Trust me, you’ll love it. 😘✨ 🍋 The Secret Ingredients Here’s what you’ll

1️⃣ They Plan Before They Study Top students don’t just open their books and hope for the best. They set clear goals, know what to focus on, and avoid wasting time on low-priority tasks. I used to jump into studying without a plan, and half the time, I’d end up rereading notes without actually le

✨Set Clear, Achievable Goals✨ 🍋Focus on One Task at a Time One of the biggest hurdles for students with ADHD is feeling overwhelmed by large tasks. You know that feeling—when you're staring down at a long assignment or multiple chapters to study, and you don't even know where to begin

Alright, so Jelly Roll out here just casually dropping 200 pounds in two years like it’s no big deal. TWO. HUNDRED. POUNDS. That’s not a diet, that’s a whole human being! He’s been super open about wanting to get healthier, and honestly, the dedication shows! He’s glowing up hard. But the best p

I’m back with Part 3 of my ADHD home hacks! These tips are all about making chores easier and keeping your space clean without the stress and adhd-friendly. Here are some of my go-to hacks for staying on top of chores: 1. Store Trash Bags in the Bottom of the Bin Keep extra bags at the bottom o

Listed sports show: -volleyball -soccer -softball -cheer -basketball ———————————— INFO: Note that these hairstyles are for girls. I will be coming out with a part 2 for curly/wavy hair! Let me know in the comments if there is any sport you would like me to do next!! ———————————— Tags:

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Warning: This booty challenge may cause increased compliments and difficulty fitting into your favorite jeans. 😉 Get ready to sculpt & tone with 10 minute at home workouts that boost your booty and confidence in just 30 days. How it Works: Do the exercise for 45 sec on, rest for 15,

From 275 lbs to 149 lbs: How I Transformed My Health and Life At 5’2” and over 275 pounds, my BMI was over 40, classifying me as morbidly obese. That’s a tough label to carry, and the effects on my health were undeniable. I struggled to walk up a flight of stairs without feeling out of breath. M

💗 every month, set goals for you to accomplish. This will help you stay motivated to stay on track and make you feel accomplished when you reach the end of the month. Just remember that the goals don’t need to be too crazy to the point where you feel overwhelmed. 💗 try and make your study space

Stick to a Routine: ~ Try to go to bed and wake up at the same time every day, even on weekends. This helps regulate your internal clock. I've found that having a consistent schedule makes it so much easier to get out of bed in the morning. • • Gradually Adjust Your Wake-Up Time: ~

Looking to shed some pounds fast? Here are simple yet effective tips: 🥒 Daily Cucumber: Munch on 1 cucumber a day. Low in calories, it's a great weight - loss food. 💧 Hydrate: Drink 7 glasses of water daily. It boosts metabolism and reduces hunger. 🚶 Walk It Out: Take a 10 - minute walk da

Ever wondered how effortlessly organized women manage it all? It's not magic—it’s all about intentional habits. Here are 10 refined routines that can help bring structure and calm to your life. Let’s elevate your organization game together: 🛏️ 1. Make the Bed Every Morning A neatly made bed

If you have ever been interested in journaling, I highly suggest starting or getting back into it. Whether you just want to test it out, search deep into your mind and self reflection, or just write to decompress, these prompts are all great places to start. Journaling has helped me in so m