09/18/2026
Raise your hand if you’ve been guilty of letting the number on the scale ruin your entire day🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️🙋🏽♀️
I know I have, and have definitely gone to very silly lengths like going to the bathroom multiple times and taking off all items of clothing and jewelry to see if that would make a difference.
But after successfully losing 30lbs and coaching over 100 women in their fat loss journeys—and here’s what I’ve learned about the scale:
Every woman I’ve worked with encountered scale fluctuations.
Not a single one had a trend line that went down consistently over time.
The scale went up during their periods.
It went up after they ate a salty meal.
It went up after going out to eat on the weekend.
It went up after a hard leg day.
Which is COMPLETELY normal.
My most successful clients don’t panic when the scale jumps. Instead, they zoom out and look at the full picture. We look at all the data points, like:
✔️ Progress pictures
✔️ Measurements
✔️ How their clothes fit
✔️ And most importantly, how they feel in their bodies: their energy, confidence, and non-scale victories along the way.
Because here’s the truth: fat loss isn’t just about the scale going down. It’s about improving our overall health.
It’s about celebrating when…
✨ You’re lifting heavier with your squat
✨ You’re less winded going up the stairs
✨ You enjoy pizza or ice cream with your family
without guilt
✨ You show up for yourself, even when life isn’t perfect
Yes, the scale can show progress, but make sure to give yourself some credit and acknowledge the many other “invisible” ways you’re making progress to improve your overall health and quality of life.
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