Most women think consistency comes from feeling motivated — but motivation is emotional and unreliable. In today’s coaching, we break down why waiting to feel ready keeps you stuck in restart cycles, and how identity — not motivation — is what actually creates follow-through.

You’ll leave this call with a simple identity statement that shifts how you show up, even on the days you don’t feel like it.

This is where we stop chasing feelings… and start becoming reliable.

If you’ve been telling yourself you’ve been “off and on for years,” this call is for you.
That story isn’t an identity — it’s a pattern.

In today’s coaching, we break down:
• Why repeating the same struggle doesn’t mean you’re incapable
• How patterns are formed (and how to interrupt them)
• The exact moment most women give their power away — and how to take it back

You’ll leave this call with one simple pattern interruption you can use immediately, even on hard days.

This is about changing your response — not fixing yourself.

“If you’re listening to this and thinking,
‘This sounds like me… but I don’t even know where to start,’
that’s okay.

You don’t need to change everything.
You don’t need to be perfect.
You don’t need to wait until you feel ready.

Your glow-up doesn’t start with weight loss.
It starts with choosing yourself — again.

And if you want to do that with support, structure, and other women who get it,
that’s exactly what Main Character Galentine’s Glow-Up is for.

If this episode hit,
or you found yourself nodding along,
you’re not alone.

And you don’t have to disappear while you’re waiting to feel confident again.”

“If you want in on the challenge, just comment or DM me GLOW UP and I’ll send you the details.

And even if you don’t —
take this as your reminder that wanting to feel hot doesn’t make you shallow.

It means you miss yourself.”

“If you can do your workout and two others, you’re not pushing hard enough.”

Yeah… no.
Not for moms.

If you’re sleep deprived, stressed, juggling kids, and already running on fumes, that quote is doing way more harm than good.

In this episode, we’re calling out one of the biggest fitness lies on the internet — and why it’s keeping so many moms burned out, stuck, and convinced they’re “not doing enough” when they’re actually doing too much.

We talk about:
• Why feeling tired after a 10–20 minute workout is not a weakness
• Why being able to stack workouts is not a flex for moms
• How overtraining + under-recovering makes belly fat more stubborn
• What an actually effective workout should feel like
• Why short, focused workouts work better than long ones for mom life
• And how to stop judging your body and energy by gym-bro standards

This is tough love for moms who are done trying to destroy themselves for results.

You don’t need more workouts.
You don’t need more suffering.
You don’t need more discipline.

You need a smarter plan that works inside real life.

And this episode will change how you think about training forever.

If you’re a mom with young kids and you keep thinking,
“What’s even the point of a 10-minute workout?”
“20 minutes isn’t enough to matter.”
“I’ll start when life calms down…”

This episode is for you.

Because real talk: that mindset is exactly what keeps most moms stuck in the same body for years.

In this episode, I’m breaking down how I actually got rid of my mom pooch doing mostly 10–20 minute workouts — while being sleep-deprived, overwhelmed, and deep in real mom life.

No perfect schedules.
No hour-long gym sessions.
No “bounce back” bullshit.

Just short, intentional workouts I actually did… stacked over time.

We talk about:
• Why long workouts aren’t the secret to results as a mom
• The lie fitness culture taught us about “not enough” workouts
• Why inconsistency — not short workouts — is what really keeps you stuck
• How 10–20 minutes is enough to change your body if you stop overcomplicating it
• The mindset shift that makes consistency finally stick
• And a simple action step you can start this week

This is tough love for tired moms who are done waiting for life to be easier.

You don’t need more time.
You don’t need more energy.
You don’t need a perfect routine.

You need a plan that works inside real mom life.

And this episode will show you exactly how to start.

This episode is going to feel… uncomfortably familiar.

Because we’re not talking about macros or workouts.
We’re talking about the thoughts you have at 10pm in the mirror.
The ones you don’t say out loud.

The ones that sound like:
• “I’ll feel better about myself when I’m thinner.”
• “I lowkey liked being sick because I looked skinny.”
• “I feel guilty eating normal portions.”
• “What if I never like my body again?”
• “I’m scared to gain weight even if I know I need to heal.”
• “Why does weight loss feel like success as a human?”

In this episode, we’re getting brutally honest about the real reason you feel like you’re failing — and why it’s not because you’re weak, lazy, or doing something wrong.

We talk about:
• How diet culture and the way we were raised wired our brains
• Why healing your relationship with food feels like failure
• The grief of letting go of the “skinny identity”
• Why tying your worth to your weight is keeping you stuck
• What real progress actually looks like when you’re unlearning decades of bullshit
• And how to keep moving forward when everything feels messy and uncomfortable

This isn’t a hype episode.
This is a truth episode.

If you’re healing your relationship with food…
If you secretly miss being smaller…
If you feel guilty for eating more…
If you’re scared of weight gain even though you know better…
If you tie your worth to the scale and hate that you do…

You are not broken.
You are early.
And you are not alone.

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If you’ve been stuck in the start-over cycle…
If you’re tired of hating your body and fighting food…
This is your moment.

Not to be smaller.
But to finally be free.

Ever feel like tracking is harder than it should be… like you’re constantly forgetting what you ate or trying to piece your day together in your head?

It’s probably not the app.

It’s the way you’re eating.

In this episode, we break down why tracking feels impossible when you’re snacking randomly all day — and why it suddenly becomes simple when you eat real, intentional meals instead.

We talk about:
• How grazing and “grabbing bites” makes tracking chaotic
• Why random snacking keeps you thinking about food all day
• The difference between planned snacks and reactive eating
• How to structure your meals and snacks so tracking feels easy
• And a simple action step to make this smoother immediately

This isn’t about cutting snacks out.
It’s about eating in a way that supports your goals — and your busy mom life.

If tracking feels overwhelming, this episode will change how you approach your day.

Ever feel like you’re trying… but somehow it still doesn’t feel like enough?

Like you’re showing up, making better choices, doing more than you used to — and yet your brain keeps saying, “I should be further by now.”

This episode is for the moms stuck in that quiet middle.

Not the beginning where everything feels exciting.
Not the finish line where results feel obvious.
But the part where life is loud, progress feels slower, and you start questioning yourself.

In this episode, we talk about:
• Why this phase feels harder than the start
• Why “hard” doesn’t mean you’re doing it wrong
• How to stop using feelings as proof that you’re failing
• What “doing enough” actually looks like in real mom life
• And how small, quiet consistency is what really creates change

This isn’t about pushing harder or being perfect.
It’s about learning to recognize the growth that’s already happening — even when it doesn’t feel flashy yet.

If you’ve been feeling behind, doubting yourself, or wondering if you’re doing enough…
This episode will remind you that you’re not failing.