In my first post (located here) I had mentioned how shakeology and beach body saved me during a dark time in my life. I want to make something very, very clear.
I WORKED MY BUTT OFF.
Beach body was just the tool God gave me to start reaching my goals and believing in myself again. God gave me the tools, focus, determination, and strength for me to fight for myself.
It took many days (and nights) filled with sweat, tears, yelling, screaming, and fighting for myself...
to really see progress. Not just the physical progress, but some hardcore mental and emotional progress.
So am I done fighting the fight?
Oh no. I'm only beginning.
I won't reach my final destination until the day my Lord calls me home.
Sure I will *Lord willing* hit my goal weight before then. But there is always room to keep growing. To become stronger. To impact and reach others.
My passion is to help others believe in themselves again through proper nutrition and fitness.
How many others? As many as I can.
Sure I will *Lord willing* hit my goal weight before then. But there is always room to keep growing. To become stronger. To impact and reach others.
My passion is to help others believe in themselves again through proper nutrition and fitness.
How many others? As many as I can.
"But what can you offer? You don't exactly look like a fitness model/coach."
Yes, I am well aware of that. But doesn't that mean I have more to offer? Why? Because...
I've been there.
I've fought the fight.
I AM FIGHTING THE FIGHT.
I've fought the fight.
I AM FIGHTING THE FIGHT.
I have a lot to offer because I was in that dark place of hopelessness. I hated myself. I now love what God has been doing in and through me, although I don't always appreciate the tough lessons in the moment. I also love the fact that I've been able to inspire others to change their lives.
This journey is not for the faint of heart. Its hard work. Its sweat, tears, long nights of wrestling with yourself. But I know if I can do it, so can others.
I don't want to just give someone the tools they need and leave them be. Although some people want that, and I respect that. But I want to be apart of your journey.
This journey is not for the faint of heart. Its hard work. Its sweat, tears, long nights of wrestling with yourself. But I know if I can do it, so can others.
I don't want to just give someone the tools they need and leave them be. Although some people want that, and I respect that. But I want to be apart of your journey.
I want to impact your life. Why? Because I know you will impact mine.