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You Don’t Need “75 Hard”—You Need 365 Consistent

…, here’s the truth: you don’t need an intense, all-or-nothing plan.

What you need is consistency—simple, sustainable actions that fit into your life and move you toward your goals.

No extremes, no burnout, just steady progress toward a healthier, happier you.

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6 Lessons Learned from 6 Years of Coaching Women at Peaches Figure Salon

From humble beginnings in Seattle, WA, to creating a thriving online community and expanding to North Myrtle Beach, Peaches Figure Salon has become a space for transformation, empowerment, and success for many women.

Over the past six years, I’ve had the privilege of working with women from all walks of life, each with her own unique journey.

Along the way, I’ve learned invaluable lessons about running a business, coaching, and fostering a supportive environment for women.

Here are the top six lessons I’ve learned during this time:

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Living in Your Joy Even When Bad Things Happen

Life is an unpredictable journey filled with both highs and lows. For many, the challenges and adversities they face can overshadow moments of happiness, making it difficult to live in joy. This is especially true for those who have experienced significant trauma and hardship. However, learning to find and embrace joy, even in the midst of difficulties, is not only possible but essential for a fulfilling life.

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Embracing Diversity: The Power of Inclusivity and Community for Women

Vulnerability becomes our strength, and respecting all truths becomes our compass.

Let us remember that in the tapestry of women's lives, each thread is unique and valuable.

Together, we weave a vibrant and resilient community that empowers women to reach new heights.

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Holiday Spirit

In the past, I have struggled to get into the holiday spirit. 

However, over the past few years, I’ve worked hard to change my attitude around and about the holidays. 

Here are some things I’ve already done this month to bring my holiday joy to life.

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It’s okay to rest

Often clients report to me that they are feeling overwhelmed, fatigued and burning the candle at both ends.

This type of lifestyle simply can’t be sustained for long periods of time. Your health and the quality of your life will pay a price.

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