Mornings are my JAM. By spending time in the morning taking care of you, you're able to bring a healthier you mentally, physically, and spiritually wherever the day takes you. "You can't pour from an empty cup." Waking up earlier (and thus going to bed earlier) is a sacrifice I've learned to love as it's … Continue reading Amanda’s Morning Routine →

"You suffered along with those in prison, and joyfully accepted the confiscation of your property, because you knew that you yourselves had better and lasting possessions. So do not throw away your confidence; it will be richly rewarded." Hebrew 10:34-35 Can you imagine that? Being imprisoned, everything you own being taken... but continuing to have … Continue reading Unshakable →

1) Think about what you are thinking. Is what you are thinking about yourself true? Is it life bringing? Is it positive? You can literally change your life by changing the way you think. If you’re struggling to decipher between what is true and what’s not, talk with a trusted friend or mentor. 2) Stop looking … Continue reading Five Ways to Love the Skin You’re In →

Yesterday was one of those days where I struggled to find joy in the everyday grind. I sat in my morning devotional time expressing to God how I was dreading the long day(s) of work ahead. I prayed for strength, joy, and a rekindled passion for what I do. Now, no, I was not flooded … Continue reading Finding Joy in the Grind →

I only celebrate holidays one way... ALL IN. I'm a sucker for all things festive, celebratory, and tradition-filled. Christmas is a special one, because it just so happens to be my birthday as well. Yep, actual Christmas Day, and this year is even more special because it's my G O L D E N birthday. EEEK! I … Continue reading 25 Days of Christmas Wellness →

Over the weekend, I did a good, ‘ol closet clean-out. I always have mixed emotions through this process. It feels good to declutter and have less stuff, but those feelings often intertwine with guilt as I look at the piles labeled, “Goodwill,” “Plato’s Closet,” or “Trash.” I thought to myself, “How much did I spend … Continue reading Closet Clean-Out →