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This is what it looks like to raise the next generation to show up — for each other, for Jesus, for the Kingdom. 🙌 Yesterday’s tragedy in Minneapolis broke my heart for those kids, families, and community… but today I watched courage rise instead of fear.

Over 250 students showed up for FCA, lifting their voices together in worship. 💛 I’m so proud of these young people — this is the future.

Love you keep your face to the light sweet girl. 🙏🏻

Happy 15th Birthday, Big Country. 💙

Being your mama is one of the greatest gifts of my life. Every moment, every memory from the last 15 years is tucked away in my heart as a treasure. Watching you grow into the incredible young man you are today fills me with so much pride, gratitude, and overwhelming joy.

You are passionate. Loyal. Kind to the core. You give people the benefit of the doubt and love them deeply. You cheer for others loudly, believe in them fiercely, and protect the people you care about with everything you’ve got. To know you is to love you—and my goodness, you are so easy to love.

Watching you play football and baseball is one of our favorite things, but what makes us even prouder is the way you show up off the field… the way you love your sisters, the way you lead, the way you carry yourself. You make this family better every single day.

I thank God every morning for choosing me to be your mom. I love you beyond measure, Eastin. Keep chasing life full speed, with that same joy and energy that makes you you. Keep being bold, brave, and kind. I can’t wait to see what this year brings and the man you’re becoming.

Let’s go 15… we’re just getting started. ⚾️🏈❤️

Being your mama is the greatest gift I’ll ever be given.

I honestly can’t imagine my life without you… it would feel empty, quiet, and missing all the beautiful chaos that makes it worth living.

What a privilege it is that I get to love you three for the rest of my life. God knew exactly what He was doing when He placed you in my arms. Love you to the moon and back. ♥️

Days like today are everything🙌🏽

Austin and I never forced the kids into sports — it’s always been their ride, their choice. But I won’t lie… I love that they chose to compete. I love that they chose to chase hard things.

Being an athlete isn’t easy.🫠

You sign up for heartbreak, for pressure, for sore muscles and late nights questioning yourself. You have moments where you shine, and moments where you fall flat on your face.

And you keep going anyway.

That’s what shapes you. That’s what teaches you how to show up for the hard things later in life — because you already practiced doing it now.

They’re learning how to be present, how to love their people hard, how to soak it all in — not just the wins, but the work it took to get there.

Four games in one day… and every second was worth it.

Dad and I are so proud to be your parents, Kileigh, Eastin, Emerie — and Lola and Livvy too🐾

We love you, always 😘

I remember looking in the mirror thinking,
“Why isn’t anything working?”
I was barely eating. Saying no to everything. Exhausted. Frustrated.
And honestly? I felt like a stranger in my own body.

But here’s what I didn’t know back then…

👉 The #1 reason busy mamas struggle to lose weight is because they’re undereating.
And I was one of them.

We’re told to eat less, restrict more, and push harder.
But most women I work with are eating 1,200 calories or less.
That’s toddler-level food.
And mama—you’re a grown woman. You need to eat like one.

Once I started fueling my body properly, everything changed.
I had more energy, the scale moved, and I finally felt like me again.

Now I help other mamas do the same inside my Metabolic Mama Method program.
You don’t have to keep starving to feel good in your skin. 💛

Happy Easter, friends.

Every year, Easter hits a little deeper now that I’m a mom. I can’t help but think about Mary.

The sorrow.
The despair.
The pain of watching her son suffer—powerless to stop it.

And yet… she trusted.
She trusted God’s plan even when her heart was breaking.

As a mother, that kind of strength and surrender brings me to my knees. I’m so grateful for her example—her courage, her obedience, and her unwavering faith.

Because of Jesus, we have hope.
Because of His sacrifice, we have new life.

He is risen!
Wishing you and your families a beautiful, joy-filled Easter.

Love ya!

You ever lay in bed at night thinking,
“Why can’t I just do what I say I’m going to do?”

You want to eat better.
You want to work out.
You want to feel proud of your choices.

But then the day happens…
And you skip breakfast, snack your way through carpool, and by dinner you’re too tired to cook—again.

Then the guilt rolls in.
And with it?
That voice in your head…

“Maybe I just can’t lose the weight.”
“I don’t have the discipline.”
“This just isn’t for me.”

But mama, those aren’t truths.
They’re just stories your brain tells to justify the promises you didn’t keep.

The real issue?
It’s not about the food or the gym.
It’s about self-trust.

Because if you don’t trust yourself to follow through…
No plan, no coach, no program will stick.

You don’t need to go harder.
You need to go smaller.
One kept promise at a time.

That’s how you become her again.
The version of you who follows through—and actually believes it’s possible.

There were so many nights when I’d look at the clock, realize we were sprinting from practice to pick-ups, and think:
“There’s no way I can make dinner tonight. We’ll just grab something.”

Sound familiar?

I thought I was being realistic.
But in truth?
That was just my toddler brain talking.

Yep… I said toddler brain. 😂

It’s that part of your mind that wants things easy, fast, and comfortable. It doesn’t care about your goals—it just wants to chill and eat Chick-fil-A.

And the problem?
Most of us don’t even realize that these thoughts are optional.
We hear a thought like “It’s too hard to cook tonight,” and we believe it like it’s a fact.

But it’s not. It’s a thought.
And thoughts can be changed.

When I started recognizing those sneaky little rationalizations, I began to shift everything.
Instead of “It’s too hard to cook,” I started thinking:
👉 “Wednesday nights are crazy—I should prep something earlier in the week.”

Same reality. Different thought. Better outcome.

This one mindset shift changed how I approached food, time, and even my own follow-through.

Your toddler brain will always be loud. But your adult brain? She’s wise, strong, and in it for the long game.

Start noticing which one is speaking.
And start choosing better thoughts.

That’s where your real power is. 💥

There was a season in my life when I was constantly saying,
“I’ll start when things calm down.”
“I’m too tired to work out.”
“It’s just too hard right now.”

And honestly?
It all felt true.

I had little ones who needed me 24/7, a husband working crazy shifts, and I was just trying to survive the day without falling apart.
But deep down, I was also avoiding the guilt of not doing what I said I wanted to do. 😔

I didn’t realize I was rationalizing.
That my brain was protecting me from the discomfort of feeling like I was falling short.

But every time I told myself, “not right now,” I stayed stuck.

Eventually, I got tired of my own excuses.
Not in a mean way—just in a “I love myself too much to keep doing this” kind of way.
And that’s when things started to shift.

I started small.
I got honest.
And I chose to show up, even if it wasn’t perfect.

If you’re in that messy middle right now, I get it.
You’re not lazy or unmotivated—you’re just overwhelmed.

But you are capable. And you’re not alone. ❤️

You deserve to prioritize YOU! Dm me if you’re ready to take the next step in your health journey💪🩷