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Rebranding, Revamping and Life Changing

I started this blog many moons ago to keep a log of my life as a new parent.

Slowly but sure the new parenting journey became a fitness journey.

The fitness journey sprouted into a diet change journey.

The fitness and diet became a side business to help like minded women streamline their own fitness and nutrition.

The side business became a full time business that is now my heart and soul.

Funny thing about all these changes, I also grew to love leading people and as a woman I feel this role of leadership while also being an active parent is not talked about enough.  That's not fair, it's talk about a lot, you can find it everywhere. What you can't find is HOW to do it. What tools do you need to move up in your career while maintaining a family?

I'm here to help.

I want to share with you how I manage a family and career while feeling as little guilt as possible.

In an effort to better connect this blog with my mission I have renamed it Career Strong. For women moving up in their career who are raising families and also want to do it the healthy way.

I hope you enjoy the change and the weekly installments of leadership, health, parenting and humor.


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