Hey Reader! I don’t know who’s noticed, but I haven’t sent a newsletter since April 17th (which was my mom’s birthday 🎉). If you’re new here, that might not seem like a big deal—but I’ve been sending health and fitness tips every Monday and Thursday for years. It’s probably been two years since I missed a whole week and at least a year since I missed two. I know it’s Tuesday—not my usual email day—but missing two full weeks sparked something I think is really worth sharing. Something I know many of us need to hear from time to time. So what happened? In March, I was on a roll. I had emails pre-scheduled all the way through April 17th. I knew I needed to sit down and finish writing the rest of April, but I kept putting it off. I’d leave myself reminders—“Write Monday’s email,” “Pick a draft to polish”—but even opening the folder felt like too much. And then I did the thing that so many of us do when life gets hectic… I told myself, And when next week came? Same story. More stress. Less energy. No email. By the time I “had time” to write again, I had zero motivation and too much guilt—a combo that makes it even harder to take action. Sound familiar? It’s the same pattern I see when people (myself included) fall off their workout schedule… But here’s the truth that brought me back today: 👉 Skipping once doesn’t mean you’ve failed. You just need to start. So here I am—back in your inbox. Not because things magically calmed down… but because I remembered what I tell my clients all the time: "You don’t need to do it all. You just need to do the next right thing." That’s what I’m doing today—writing this email, getting back into the flow, and prepping my next newsletter for Monday, May 12th (yes, it’s happening!). Oh, and by the way—if you’re new here and curious about past newsletters, I post many of them [here]. Not all are public, but several of my favorites are available to browse. I think I'll add this one to the list. Until next time, remember this: ➡️ You don’t need a Monday. If this resonates with you, I'd love to hear your thoughts! AND, feel free to reply or share with someone you know. It may be just what they need to hear! 😘 Your Coach, Multi-Certified Personal Trainer, Holistic Nutritionist & Health Coach "Empowering Women to Create their Own Health & Happiness!" P.S. If you’ve fallen off track with your workouts or healthy eating habits, and you’re tired of the all-or-nothing cycle, the Goddess Jump Start Personal Training Program might be exactly what you need. Click here to apply for your free 15-day trial and get the support you need to begin again—on your terms. #OWNYOURGODDESS I love seeing your healthy meals and workout photos! Keep tagging me @Nicole_celeste_82 and use #OwnYourGoddess for the chance to be featured. |
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