I love books whose message stays with me long after I put my Kindle down. I recently finished a book that did just that, so of course, I had to share. The Universe Has Your Back is a wonderful, easy, and thoughtful read by bestselling author Gabby Bernstein. I have to admit, the book had… Continue reading The Universe Has Your Back | Book Review
Category: Inspiration
What you resist persists
‘What you resist persists’ is one of my favorite sayings that I learned in recovery. I remember hearing it for the first time and it resonated with me instantly. Like most people, I find myself resisting things I don’t want to deal with, but that rarely makes them go away. In fact, many times they… Continue reading What you resist persists
Triathlon Panic Attack
I believe we all get messages from the Universe. Mine just happened to come in the form of a triathlon panic attack. Needless to stay, it got my attention. And while the situation was unique, the feeling isn’t. I think each one of us gets these messages. It’s that gut instinct telling you to do this or… Continue reading Triathlon Panic Attack
Living Sober
I was speaking with someone the other day that asked me why my posts about sobriety have dropped off. He said I used to post about it a lot, but now my focus seemed to have shifted. From his perspective, a post about living sober falls into one bucket, and a post about distance running… Continue reading Living Sober
Overcoming Procrastination on doctoral thesis
Last week my husband defended his doctoral dissertation at USC. To me, that just sounds smart and impressive. And I’m honestly not bragging when I say it really is. For the past couple of months, he has spent endless hours on his dissertation, which is a huge research paper you have to complete… Continue reading Overcoming Procrastination on doctoral thesis
Finding Ultra | Book Review
In the past, I’ve done blog posts about books I’ve enjoyed. Today, I’m switching it up a little bit with an audiobook review. But whether you are listening or reading, I highly recommend Finding Ultra by Rich Roll. I first stumbled across Rich Roll via his weekly podcast. Every week, he does an… Continue reading Finding Ultra | Book Review
UnSipped is on Facebook!
I’m a total Instagram girl at heart. I seriously could spend hours liking pictures of roasted carrots and beets. When someone comes up with new almond butter/yogurt/granola bowl in a way I’ve never seen before, I’m in awe of their talent. I’ve liked hundreds of thousands of pictures from people I don’t know and… Continue reading UnSipped is on Facebook!
Worrying About What Others Think
This weekend I ran across a quote that I love. It’s by Eleanor Roosevelt. It goes like this: “You wouldn’t worry so much about what others think of you, if you realized how seldom they do.” I’ve sure I’ve heard this before, but for some reason it really sunk in this time. I… Continue reading Worrying About What Others Think
Daylight Saving Time Tricks
Yesterday might have been the Daylight Saving Time change, but today was the real impact. That Monday after we spring forward can be painful. Even for me- the morning person poster child. I have to admit, as I was at boot camp this morning I couldn’t help but think… ‘It’s seriously 4:30 a.m. right now.… Continue reading Daylight Saving Time Tricks
International Women’s Day
Is it me, or does this year’s International Women’s Day have a little more spirit behind it than previous years? Hmmm I wonder why… And let’s be real, my blog is about food, fitness, and fun- Not politics. But it just doesn’t seem right to post about the best way to roast a beet… Continue reading International Women’s Day