At some point, I stopped tracking my food. Not because it didn’t work—but because I thought I didn’t need to anymore. I told myself I “knew better by now.” I had momentum. Progress. Confidence. And slowly, I let go of one of the very things that helped me succeed in the beginning. Here’s the truth I had to face: As you get closer to your goal, you actually need to be more strategic, not less. Tracking calories in vs calories out isn’t about punishment or obsession. For me, it’s about awareness and accountability. Complacency can sneak in quietly. You don’t fall off—you just stop doing the small things that created the biggest results early on. So I went back to basics. I started tracking again. Not because I failed—but because I’m committed to finishing strong. If you’ve eased up on the habits that once moved the needle, this is your reminder: Returning to fundamentals is not a setback. It’s wisdom. 👉🏾 Have you noticed yourself letting go of any “small” habits lately?

If you’ve been feeling low energy, stalled with weight loss, or like your metabolism just isn’t responding the way it used to… let’s talk about MOTS-c. MOTS-c is a mitochondrial peptide, which means it works at the cellular energy level, not just appetite or willpower. Here’s what it supports 👇🏽 ⚡ Improved metabolic flexibility 🔥 Better fat utilization 💪🏾 Increased energy + endurance 🧠 Improved insulin sensitivity This is why MOTS-c is often stacked with weight-loss or wellness protocols—it helps your body use energy more efficiently, especially during stress, dieting, or hormonal shifts. Important reminder: This isn’t a “do nothing and lose weight” peptide. It works best when paired with: • Protein intake • Hydration • Movement (even light walking) • Consistency ✨ Think support, not shortcuts. 👉🏾 Have you heard of MOTS-c before? Reply YES, NO, or CURIOUS 👇🏽

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A lot of people approach weight loss and wellness from a place of punishment. More restriction. More pressure. More guilt. But your body doesn’t respond well to force—it responds to support. Support looks like: • Eating enough protein • Staying hydrated • Managing stress • Resting when you’re sick • Being consistent instead of extreme Wellness isn’t about fighting your body. It’s about working with it. 👉 Where do you feel like you’ve been too hard on yourself lately?

If your skin is dry, irritated, breaking out, or suddenly “reactive,” the issue is often a weakened skin barrier, not a lack of treatments. Your skin barrier’s job is to: • Lock in moisture • Keep irritants and bacteria out • Support healing and cell turnover When the barrier is compromised, even the best products can start to burn, sting, or make things worse. Ingredients that help strengthen the skin barrier 👇 Look for products with: • Ceramides – repair and rebuild the barrier • Cholesterol + fatty acids – restore balance • Niacinamide – reduces inflammation and supports barrier repair • Panthenol (B5) – soothes and hydrates • Squalane – mimics skin’s natural oils • Colloidal oatmeal – calms irritation and itching Barrier repair isn’t about doing more—it’s about doing what your skin actually needs. 👉 Does your skin feel tight, irritated, or sensitive right now? Drop a 🧴 if barrier repair needs to be your focus.