12/23/2023
Reflection on Christmas Adam - In 2020, my life changed drastically. My dad died. One of my first best friends…
It was after his death that I knew I had to change my own lifestyle. It wasn’t until after my mom’s death in 2021 that my focus changed to not only looking at myself but others.
It wasn’t just about what was seen externally, but what was going on internally. Since July, I’ve been doing what I love. I love my clients more than they know. I am proud of the hard work they do every morning that they meet with me. It isn’t just when they are with me but when they are doing life. When life gets difficult and they come and see me. My life is better having them in it.
I am incredibly grateful for .daughtry It really is a special gift to have a gym owner want to see people get healthy beyond just what can be seen.
I am grateful for four sons that do so much to help this momma thrive.
I am honored and blessed to have supporting me. He has dealt with every change of emotion, growth, and pursuit with such grace and compassion. I don’t take it for granted that I have a husband that wakes up and meets me at work at 5-6:00am to workout with me, or the fact that he listens to me as a process my grief, my faith, and my growth.
I am thankful that in 1999 when a senior in high school walked into my house for a first date, my daddy let his freshman daughter go. When his junior daughter got engaged, he blessed it, and walked me down the aisle just one month after graduating high school.
As Christmas approaches, I am overwhelmed with gratitude for where I am at and what I get to do.