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5 Tips to Stay Active When You’re Tired, Busy, or Unmotivated

We all have days when we’re just not feeling it—when you’re tired, overwhelmed with responsibilities, or simply unmotivated to exercise. It’s normal to face these slumps, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up on your fitness goals altogether. Staying active doesn’t always mean hitting the gym for an hour or pushing yourself through…

5 Mindset Tips to Overcome Workout Guilt and Perfectionism

We live in a world where hustle culture and “doing it all” can make you feel like you’re constantly falling short. When it comes to fitness, this often translates to guilt—feeling bad for skipping a workout, not reaching an ideal goal, or falling short of the ‘perfect’ version of your fitness journey. But here’s the…

6 Simple Tips for Staying Motivated When Results Are Slow

We’ve all been there: You’ve been putting in the effort, working hard, sweating it out, and… the results are barely showing. Whether it’s weight loss, muscle gain, or just overall fitness progress, it can be frustrating when the scale doesn’t move or you don’t see those visible changes as quickly as you’d like. We all…

5 Motivational Tips to Stay Consistent With Your Workout Routine

We’ve all been there: You start strong with a new workout plan, only to lose steam a few weeks later. Whether it’s Pilates, running, yoga, or strength training, staying consistent is often the hardest part of any fitness journey. Motivation isn’t something you have to wait for—it’s something you can create. Here are five tried-and-true…

How to Build a Night Routine That Actually Helps You Sleep

We spend so much time talking about how to start our mornings, but what about how we end our days? Truthfully, a calm, grounded morning starts the night before. And while a “night routine” might sound like another thing to add to your already-full list, it doesn’t have to be elaborate or time-consuming. It’s not…

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I’m Elle

From being depressed and bed ridden to thriving in life with no example, I monitored and observed my own behavior, and essentially changed my life by tracking my thoughts and behaviors. This is what I learned.

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