I broke up with short term fitness goals and got into a long term relationship with my body and myself. And you wanna know what I learned? That no matter what my size is, my weight, my BF% I am loved and worthy of love and belonging. #bodydiversity - At one point in my life I was 34% BF and in a little over a year I got down to 14% just before I stepped on stage for my first competition. (swipe to see more) That year was crazy and it was a year I tested my myself physically and mentally. I was so focused on fitness and mastering the tools I needed to fight my depression (healthy eating and exercising). These days I’m more focused on loving my whole self as a whole rather than focusing on improving my physical self. Yes, fitness took a back burner, but my well-being was always first. I was just too high off endorphins at the time to realize that my wellness was more than just what I ate and how I exercised. ✨🌙 Fitness is the physical part: nutrition, strength, performance, body composition. Where as wellness is all encompassing mind, body, soul, and all the other parts in our life that make us live a better life. 🌙✨ Society might look at me and say “you need to tighten up, lose more weight, and do more with your workouts”. But that’s a societal value. ✨I value my body that has birthed two daughters, my mid section that has stretched to house two growing humans, and has shrunk to a size I’ve never seen in my life. But most importantly I value my most authentic self, a woman who is perfectly imperfect. I’m a woman who can be messy and beautiful at the same time.✨ - This week take a good look at your whole self and acknowledge the greatness that can’t be found in a dress size, body fat percentage, or number on the scale. You are a #relentlesslybeautiful soul, let the world see how brightly you shine. 😘 (at San Francisco, California)







