12/20/2025
I worked out on vacation—not because I had to, but because movement is part of how I take care of myself now.
It didn’t look like my normal routine. Some days were short. Some days were just bodyweight or extra walking. There was no pressure to “go hard” or earn my food. I moved because it helps my body feel better, my stress stay lower, and my energy stay more consistent—especially as a busy mom and working woman.
This is what sustainable fitness actually looks like.
Not all or nothing.
Not waiting for Monday or January.
Not quitting just because life looks different for a week.
You don’t fall off when your routine changes—you adapt. And that skill is what creates long-term results.
If you’ve ever felt like vacations, busy seasons, or motherhood keep “ruining” your progress, you don’t need more motivation—you need a plan that fits real life.
Movement is a form of self-respect, not punishment. 🤍