Today I'm going to be taking you behind the scenes of my new fitness adventure. It has been

quite some time now, actually years, probably a lot of years, that I've been trying to figure out

how to prioritize my fitness not only as a mom, but now as a work-from-home mom. For those of you

that are new around here, I've been a work-from-home mom. For those of you that are new around here,

I've been a work-from-home mom for several years, and before that, I worked in the corporate

industry. I was a sign language interpreter, and I was constantly on the go, and then I got married,

and I had kettos, and then I started a business from home.

And throughout that whole process, I've been, you know, what I like to call an amateur adult

athlete where, you know, I've always been involved in some kind of physical activity

for as long as I can remember since I was a really small child.

I've always been doing something slightly competitive, but more so just for the sake of being

able to stretch and explore my body's physical and mental capacity and strengths through fitness, through exercise. And along

with that came nutrition. I've had my own journey with autoimmune health disorders,

specifically related to my gut, which, you know, is another conversation. Most of those things

do come from our gut. But I had severe, severe issues with just specific foods that

I could and couldn't eat for so many years and had a lot of restrictions. And all of that really

led me to this place where I knew on a regular basis that I wanted and needed to be prioritizing my health. The hardest part about that,

though, is when you become a mom and you care a lot about making sure that your husband's needs are

met and you care a lot about taking care of your home and you want to keep it well put together

or even just at best not have dishes in the

sink every night, keep up on everyone's laundry, vacuum the crumbs up off the floor,

make sure that your toilets are cleaned in your bathtub, doesn't have crime in it, you know?

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