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3 Habits Women Over 40 Should Build for 2026
A New Year, A New Phase of Strength Looking ahead to 2026, it’s the perfect time to focus on yourself and step into a season of strength and confidence. As women over 40, we know how real physical and hormonal changes can be—energy shifts, a slower metabolism, and changing hormones are all part of this phase. If you’re feeling it, you’re not alone. These changes are so normal, but you don’t have to settle for feeling less than your best. Imagine waking up with more energy, pr

Deb Goodge
3 days ago3 min read
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Why You Feel "Stuck" (Even When You're Doing Everything Right)
Have you ever felt tired, stuck, and uncomfortable in your body, even when you feel like you’re doing everything right? It’s a frustrating feeling, and if it sounds familiar, you’re not alone. I’ve spoken with countless women over 40 who are dealing with this exact struggle. The reason is often that we've been taught that fitness success looks like rigid routines and constant, punishing discipline. But that belief simply doesn’t hold up when you’re also juggling: A demanding

Deb Goodge
Nov 162 min read
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Why You're Still Exhausted After Work (And How to Fix It)
You finish your workday completely drained. You sit in the car outside your house for five minutes just to gather yourself before walking in. You tell yourself you should go for a walk, move your body, or prep something healthy for dinner. But instead, you collapse on the couch, scroll your phone, and feel quietly frustrated with yourself. Here's the truth: You're not lazy. You're not unmotivated. Your body is trying to run on fumes, and your current habits aren't refueling i

Deb Goodge
Nov 93 min read
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Breaking Free from the "All or Nothing" Trap in Fitness
For years, I was convinced that achieving my fitness goals required an all-in, no-excuses approach. I thought "dedication" looked like this: 5 AM workouts, no matter how little I slept. Meal prepping every single bite, with zero flexibility. No rest days, because who has time for that? If I missed a workout, I felt like a failure. If I ate something that wasn't on my rigid plan, I'd throw in the towel and promise to "start over on Monday." If my body felt tired, I ignored it

Deb Goodge
Nov 23 min read
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The Shift Every Fitness Mom Needs To "Succeed" With Fitness
You've accomplished a lot already. You've built a career, raised a family, and learned how to juggle a thousand moving pieces while...

Deb Goodge
Sep 213 min read
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Why Your Fitness Motivation Keeps Disappearing
If you're a busy, ambitious mom over 40, you've probably had this experience: You start a new workout program feeling motivated and...

Deb Goodge
Aug 103 min read
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