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From Obligation to Opportunity: Rethinking Exercise for Your Mental Health
I know some people hate working out whether it's because they're already tired and drained from their day, they hate being sweaty, it's uncomfortable because of their size or health issues, or even simply not knowing what to do.
Plus, we all have things we have to do every day that we don't want to do and adding another "thing you have to do" probably doesn't sound appealing.
What I have to say to that is...and hear me out on this...


Finding Time for Healthy Habits as a Busy Woman in Your 30s & 40s
Healthy habits are an essential part of life if you want to feel good, move well, and age in a way that doesn't completely suck. Unfortunately, a lot of us struggle with fitting healthy habits into our lives because of TIME. Time is the thing that always seems to get away from us. We're always trying to figure out how to get more or simply give up and say we just don't have it. It varies on why there's so little of it and it's essential that we figure it out so that we can ge


How to Motivate Yourself as a Busy Woman in Your 30s & 40s
The 30s and 40s can be a little...much. You're busy! You have tons of responsibilities, people have expectations of you at work and at home, and there's those nagging health things that are at the back of your mind...they aren't that bad, though. You'll deal with those cholesterol numbers creeping up later. I mean how are you supposed to address your own needs right now when you have no motivation and ZERO capacity?! Let me help you with that... This 3 part series will help y


What to Focus on First if You Want Your Wellness Habits to Stick
There is a part of the goal setting process that often gets looked over or pushed to the side as not all that important. When we're flying on the wings of motivation and determination we feel like we can vault over, dodge around, break straight through any obstacle that comes our way. It feels pretty good to be really motivated honestly. And it's great to use it as a springboard. However, you need to know what to focus on first if you want your wellness habits to stick well p


The Problem with Going too Hard on New Year's Resolutions
I want to start this out by saying I promise I'm not trying to put your fire out or harsh your mellow. I'm just wanting to present a dose of reality before we get too much further into the new year. January (and end of December) is a great time to spend in self-reflection pondering what we want for ourselves and what we have to do to get those things. However, this year something shifted for me, and I think I've come to a surprising conclusion: It's also a little too hardcore


3 Easy Ways to Start January Feeling More in Control
If you're gearing up for the new year with a list of goals you plan to achieve with the thought process "Once the holidays are done I'm going ALL IN!" This post is for you. It's also for you if: -You've had a goal you've been trying to achieve for the last few new year's that you keep not following through on. -You haven't set any goals yet. -You want to make some changes, but you're already doubting yourself. There's a lot of hype around the New Year and it can be a great wa


It's Not the Cookies- it's Your Self-Talk
You know what's actually derailing your progress? It's not the missed workout. It's not the cookies- it's your self-talk. Let me give you an example... Recently a client of mine was telling me how she'd made progress on a task that she's really been struggling to just sit down and get herself to do. I said "That's great! Good job!" And her next words were "I don't think it was a good job. I could have done better." She had a win and instantaneously discounted it. It just wasn


What Real Fitness Looks Like
Social media is a crazy place. We are inundated with pictures of super fit women who are showing off their flat stomachs, curves in all the right places, and not an extra ounce of fat on them. Then it becomes this comparison game in your head and you just end up disappointed, frustrated, or angry at yourself for not looking like these other people. Then you tell yourself, "I'm almost 40 now and there's no way I could ever accomplish anything close to that so why even bother?"

Janna Ross
Personal Trainer & Health Coach
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