Imagine giving your body and mind a 7-day reset, not to fix yourself, but to come home to yourself. Here’s the framework I love for PCOS balance 👇 🌱 Day 1: Visualize your goals & desires 💛 Day 2: Prioritize yourself (without guilt) 🤍 Day 3: Keep promises to yourself 🤝 Day 4: Ask for or accept help 🛑 Day 5: Set and keep boundaries ⚖️ Day 6: Be balanced (not perfect) 🌙 Day 7: Slow down & recharge This isn’t about doing more. It’s about feeling safer, steadier, and more supported in your body. 💬 Which day do you feel like you need most right now?

It’s okay if you feel like you’re not where you want to be. So many PCOS Girls feel the exact same way — you are not alone. 💛 It’s common to believe you’re “not doing enough,” but that’s not your fault. Your body has been in survival mode for a long time… and you’re learning a new way now. You are exactly where you’re meant to be. And every choice you make today — even the smallest one — shapes how you’ll feel in 1 month, 6 months, or a year from now. 🌿 Keep going. You’re worth the effort, the healing, and the peace you’re moving toward. 💗

You’re not meant to do this alone, girlie. 💕 PCOS can feel heavy — but healing happens in connection. Today’s challenge: ask for help or say yes when someone offers it. What’s one area of your life where you could use more support right now? 💗 Share below (you never know who’s been where you are and has a word of encouragement to give).

Breakfast really is one of the most important meals of the day — but not for the reason most of us were told. I used to think it was a myth too. Every time I ate breakfast, I felt horrible. My energy crashed, my mood dipped, and I honestly thought skipping it was better. But once I started eating breakfast again (the right kind of breakfast), everything changed. It wasn’t breakfast that made me crash… It was the sugar-filled, low-protein breakfasts I was eating. When I switched to protein-focused meals, my energy stayed steady, my mood felt more grounded, and I stopped crashing before noon. 🌿💛 If breakfast makes you feel worse — it’s not you. It's usually the blood sugar spike → crash cycle. You deserve steady energy, not survival mode. Have you noticed a difference based on what you eat in the morning?

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