Back to You Accountability Group

It's the last full week of summer for the kiddos. Next Tuesday, bedtimes will be earlier and alarms will be set. We will prep lunches each night and have pick up schedules in place.

As you start to create schedules for everyone, take time to create a back to school schedule for you too. Plan what you'll do each day to make the most of your time. Give yourself a daily 30 minute exercise appointment at the time that works best for YOU!!

Need ideas for lunch boxes or family friendly dinners that everyone will eat?!?! How will you stay accountable and motivated to your daily "me time" appointments? Join the August accountability group. I find these groups keep me on track and others tell me they help them too!!

Complete the application below and then email or message me on Facebook to join the online group.

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Shakeology No Bake Cookies

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