Reduce Your Waste, Reduce Your Costs
The other day I was mindlessly scrolling through my news feed. For the first time, I’m kind of grateful for the vice, as I would never have seen an article
Embracing My Feminine Seasons
I didn’t get this year off to the most heroic or kick-ass starts. Not that I haven’t been productive, I totally have. But I didn’t embrace my feminine seasons, and
ZooFit 101- Fundamentals of Conservation (Part 2)
We’ve come to the end of ZooFit 101. In this last class on the Fundamentals of Conservation, we see more of how the fundamentals for our health and well-being are
ZooFit 101- The Fundamentals of Conservation (Part 1)
The last couple of posts, I’ve shared the big ideas I’ve learned from the Optimize Program over the past two years. Condensing it down wasn’t easy, but this part was
ZooFit 101- Changing Behavior to Change the World
Condensing my thoughts into several big ideas I’ve learned the past two years as an Optimize Coach has been difficult. Especially when I love to go on tangents about how
ZooFit 101- A Hero’s Guide to Optimize Yourself for the Planet
In 2019, my husband Chris and I embarked on a journey together through the Optimize program. To share what Optimize does in a sentence would never do it justice, but
Lessons from a Tiger
Starting my ZooFit for kids program called Wildlife Wednesdays has opened my eyes to many possibilities. A possible book, classes on Outschool and Teachers of Nature, and a new weekly
Zoo-Notable: Do It Scared
“Fear is a very real and active part of my life. I’m scared of heights and of looking like a fool…Always afraid people aren’t going to like me, or that
Celebrate Yourself to Build Healthy Habits
Dear ZooFit readers, Since I’ve been pretty busy with ZooFit Safari, I asked a fellow Optimize Coach to help a sister out. Thankfully, Chris Loper, creator of becomingbetter.org happily obliged.
Zoo-notable: Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod
I’ve had the distinct pleasure of being coached not once, but twice by Hal Elrod this past year. But before I even knew who Hal Elrod was, I listened to
Running or Walking: Distance over Time
It’s a common debate among fitness enthusiasts. Running or walking. Which is actually “better”?
Zoo-notable: A Year of Living Kindly
Attending the Pacific Northwest Writers Association last year provided me the opportunity to meet a wonderful author by the name of Donna Cameron. We were paired up in an ice-breaker
