18. [Feel Good By Summer Series] May Survival Plan: 3 Things That Actually Move the Needle

EPISODE · May 5, 2025 · 12 MIN

18. [Feel Good By Summer Series] May Survival Plan: 3 Things That Actually Move the Needle

from Real Food. Real Energy. Real Life. · host Nikki Cheak

May is wild. If your calendar looks like it got hit with a confetti cannon, and you’ve caught yourself saying “I’ll just take care of myself when things slow down”—this episode is for you. In part one of the Feel Good by Summer series, certified health coach Nikki Cheak shares 3 simple shifts that actually move the needle (even in the middle of end-of-school-year chaos). These aren’t Pinterest-perfect habits. They’re doable strategies for real-life moms who are ready to feel better now—not someday. If you’ve been skipping meals, losing energy, or leaning a little too hard on drive-thrus, this episode is your reset button.   What You’ll Learn:✔️ Why “waiting for life to calm down” is keeping you stuck✔️ How to break your fast with protein to boost energy + reduce cravings✔️ Why short movement sessions actually work better than long workouts for busy moms✔️ How to simplify dinner without sacrificing nutrition✔️ The #1 mindset shift to stop spiraling and start feeling good again   Free Resource: Crockpot Meal Guide for Busy MomsDinnertime shouldn’t derail your goals. Grab this guide packed with real food, protein-rich meals that reduce stress, support your energy, and take the decision fatigue off your plate.👉 Download the free guide here: https://www.fasterwaytofatloss.com/guide/crockpot-meals?aid=nikkicheak    Ready to Feel Like You Again—Before Summer Starts?The 6 Week Reset is your no-fluff, real-life solution to build energy, lose fat, and feel confident—without extremes.👉 Learn more here: https://www.intentionalwellnesscoaching.com/work-with-me    Episode Chapters:00:00 – Introduction to Feel Good Summer Series01:00 – The Importance of Self-Care Amidst Chaos06:01 – Practical Habits for a Healthier Lifestyle10:52 – Simplifying Dinner and Reducing Decision Fatigue   Love this episode? Here’s how to support the show: Share it with a friend who’s running on empty Leave a review on Apple or Spotify to help more moms find the show Hit follow so you don’t miss next week’s episode in the Feel Good by Summer series!

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