03/16/2026
I’ve shared Lauren’s story before, but I wanted to share it again because she continues to push herself and improve every single week.
When Lauren first reached out, she told me something that stuck with me.
She had been trying to lose weight since 2009.
Not a few months. Since 2009.
She had tried restrictive dieting, tons of cardio, working with trainers, nutritionists… all of it.
And every time the same thing would happen.
She’d get momentum for a while.
Then life would get busy again.
Work travel.
Taking care of kids.
Getting her dual master’s.
And the plan would fall apart.
Lauren asks questions, sends videos of her workouts for feedback, and is always looking to improve.
But the reason she’s making progress now isn’t because she suddenly became “perfect.”
I never expect clients to be perfect because that doesn’t even exist with nutrition and fitness.
As a coach, communication is the #1 thing that lets me actually help.
Because if the plan falls apart… that’s usually where the real work happens.
Why did it fall apart?
What made that week harder?
What do we adjust so next time doesn’t feel like starting over?
A lot of people approach nutrition like you’re either on the plan or off the plan.
No in between.
Progress doesn’t happen in perfect weeks.
It happens in the messy ones.
The weeks where work runs late.
The weeks where you miss a workout.
The weeks where food isn’t ideal.
Learning how to adjust instead of restart is what finally breaks the cycle.
And after trying to figure this out since 2009, Lauren is finally seeing that change happen mentally and physically.