Hi friends!

I’m so excited to share something brand new that I’ve never done before, and it’s truly the perfect way to wrap up the year feeling grounded, empowered, and ready to take control of your health in 2026.

On December 17th at 10 AM PST / 1 PM EST, I’m hosting a free live class where I’ll walk you through creating your personalized health plan for 2026.

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We’re doing it together with the power of ChatGPT to help you build a custom, step-by-step plan you can start using immediately.

If you’ve been wanting clarity, structure, and a realistic approach to your wellness goals… this is your chance.

What Is the 2026 Health Planning Class?

Think of this class as your annual reset: a chance to get out of overwhelm, get clear on what actually matters for your body, and create an action plan that feels doable, energizing, and fun.

During the class, we’ll map out your:

– Nutrition goals (no crash dieting, ever)

– Hormone and gut support strategy

– Exercise plan based on your current season of life

– Sleep, stress, nervous system tools

– Daily non-negotiables to keep you consistent

– Lab testing roadmap (if needed)

– Supplements that are actually worth it

– Lifestyle habits to feel amazing all year long

You’ll leave the workshop with your own customized plan, not a generic template. It will be your personal custom document that you can reference and adjust as the year goes by.

Why We’re Using ChatGPT (And How It Helps You)

During the live session, we’ll use AI to:

– Create personalized habit trackers

– Build a weekly routine that fits your lifestyle

– Map out your ideal wellness week

– Turn your goals into actionable steps

– Save everything into a plan you can reference all year

You’ll literally walk away with a 2026 Wellness Blueprint that we build together in real time.

What You Need to Bring

To make the most of this class, come prepared with

Sharing some ideas for Christmas brunch and dinner recipes.

This year is flying back at warp speed, and I’m trying to do everything in my power to avoid the last-minute scramble. I started Christmas shopping early – I feel like it’s less of a hit on the budget when you space things out, too! – and am trying to plan and prep as much as I can. Last year, I had prepped a ton for Christmas dinner and it felt like huge treat. I think as moms, we have a lot of the to-dos on our shoulders, and the holiday season isn’t as fun if you spend it stressed and overwhelmed.

Christmas Brunch and Dinner Recipes

Since I was brainstorming ideas for Christmas brunch and dinner (both are at our house), I thought I’d share some sample recipes if you’re looking to prep in advance, too! Worth mentioning here that I get all of the meat for our holiday feasts from Butcher Box. They have beef tenderloin, turkeys, salmon, and it’s all great quality.

What I’m Cooking for Christmas

Smoked turkey on the Traeger

Cranberry sauce

Beef tenderloin with horseradish sauce

Artichoke dip and crackers

A massive cheese board (I take food styling serious when it comes to a cheese board!)

Mashed sweet potatoes

Autumn salad with apples, feta, spiced walnuts and balsamic dressing

Homemade sourdough (made ahead and frozen)

Christmas cookies (I start baking early and just freeze everything! We usually do these thumbprint cookies, Mexican wedding cookies, peppermint bark, peanut butter blossoms, and Read more

I believe that it’s always a good time for sangria, so please feel free to replace “summer” in the name of this easy summer sangria recipe with the season of your choice 😉

Sangria, or wine punch, is a fantastic party beverage, especially if you can make it at home and let it sit in the fridge overnight. I made last night’s sangria at the BBQ we went to, because I had visions of exploding sangria and the Pilot’s car smelling like wine and brandy for the rest of the year. I personally don’t mind the smell of wine and brandy, though…

For this recipe, I like to use inexpensive dry red wine, like a cheap Spanish wine. If you prefer white wine, you could definitely swap the red wine for pinot grigio or sauvignon blanc and make a white wine sangria that tastes just as delicious. I know plenty of people who also like to add lemon lime soda for some carbonation, but you can skip adding that and not miss a thing. After all, the key ingredients here are the fresh fruits (summer fruit in this case) and wine for sangria that’s off the charts amazing yet surprisingly simple.