BRALESS + BUSTED: INSTANT POT PORK CHOPS IN MUSHROOM SAUCE

I’m currently in a season of life where my attention is divided between studying pathophysiology and pharmacology, chasing after George, soccer games, doling out life advice to my kids on work ethic and discipline, fitting a few workouts in per week, and planning my days in one-week increments with daily adjustments. To say I’m strapped … More BRALESS + BUSTED: INSTANT POT PORK CHOPS IN MUSHROOM SAUCE

Why Reading Is the Sexiest Lifestyle Upgrade 🔥 (6 Books I loved in 2025)

You know what’s super hot? Reading. It is, quite honestly, one of the sexiest habits you can adopt. Why, you ask? For one, it supports neuroplasticity and cognitive reserve. Reading activates and strengthens distributed neural networks (language, executive function, memory), contributing to long-term cognitive resilience and delayed cognitive decline. It also modulates emotional regulation pathways … More Why Reading Is the Sexiest Lifestyle Upgrade 🔥 (6 Books I loved in 2025)

Holidae In

We went to Edmonton last weekend for a U12 Boys soccer tournament, and let me tell you something, weekends like this are all work and very little play for parents. Packing up two kids, a baby, and a dog is a lot. Especially when your baby keeps taking things back out of the suitcase you … More Holidae In

Why Protein Comes First

One of the most evidence-based strategies in nutrition — especially for fat loss, energy, and metabolic health — is prioritizing protein intake. That’s why protein is an anchor habit. Here’s what the research consistently shows and why it matters in real life: Energy & Blood Sugar StabilityProtein slows digestion and helps blunt large blood sugar … More Why Protein Comes First

Why “All or Nothing” Thinking Is So Common and How to Shift It

If you’ve ever thought, “Since I already went off plan, I might as well start again tomorrow,” you’re not alone. Often, this mindset stems from the belief that perfection is the only way progress happens. While having high standards can be a powerful trait, it can also quietly become the thing that sabotages consistency. When … More Why “All or Nothing” Thinking Is So Common and How to Shift It