Life happens, and sometimes your health plan stops working… but that doesn't mean you've failed. In this final episode of the VIBE Method mini-series, Heather dives into evaluating and evolving your wellness strategy. Learn why health is a direction, not a destination, how to adapt your plan as your life and seasons change, and why treating your habits like a personal science experiment can keep you moving toward how you actually want to feel.

If you're ready for practical, flexible, guilt-free strategies to stay on track — even when life throws curveballs — this episode is your roadmap to sustainable wellness.

In this episode, we dive into the Build Your Plan step of the VIBE Method and break down how to create a realistic, sustainable health plan that actually works in real life. You'll learn the four essentials of effective habit-building: starting small, planning for the season of life you're in, pairing new habits with existing routines, and practicing real self-kindness instead of self-criticism. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by health goals, stuck in all-or-nothing thinking, or frustrated when plans fall apart, this episode gives you a grounded, flexible approach you can use right away. Tune in to learn how to build a health plan that supports your goals, your energy, and your actual life.

In this episode, we're stepping into the second part of the VIBE Method: Identify. This is where we look beneath the surface and get curious about what's really getting in the way. Because that thing you think is the problem? Often, it's not the whole story. We'll talk about why surface fixes (like changing the job, the routine, or the meal plan) don't create lasting change, and how your body and emotions are constantly giving you useful data—not evidence that you're failing. We'll explore how blocks can show up on multiple levels—physical, emotional, mental, and energetic—and why addressing just one layer usually only provides temporary relief. Most importantly, we'll talk about approaching all of this with curiosity instead of self-judgment. You're not broken. You don't need to be fixed. You're learning about yourself more deeply—and that's where real change begins.

Ever notice how you can hit your goals and still feel...meh? In this episode, we're kicking off a four-part series on my VIBE Method, starting with the "V" — Vision. But not the vision board kind. We're talking about creating a vision for how you actually want to feel in your life, not just what you want to achieve. And of course we'll make it practical with a simple (but effective) exercise to help you pinpoint your three "feeling words" — the ones that can shift how you see your day, your goals, and even yourself. If you've been stuck on the treadmill of "doing all the things" and still not feeling how you hoped you would, this episode will help you start seeing (and feeling) differently.

Everybody has a superpower. In fact, we all have the same superpower. For some of us it lays dormant, waiting to be discovered, for others we've discovered it but are using it against ourselves. This superpower is Curiousity! And not only did it not, in fact, kill the cat, it has the power to change your life. In this episode I share three keys to really using this superpower.

Season 2 is here! I dive into the health journey of the last 18 months and share lessons learned (and relearned) and what practical steps I have been taking to improve my energy and health. It's been a humbling and hard journey and also I've grown so freaking much because of it.

I shared recently about all the anger I've been feeling lately and from the responses, it seems I'm not alone. We are all feeling a whole lot of big feelings and they can be overwhelming. Anger in particular can negatively effect your life. Acknowledging your feelings is important, knowing that there is information for you in the feelings is really important, but unless there is action after, you kinda still remain stuck in the emotions. In today's episode I share how to work with anger (or any emotion) in four key areas: physical, mental, emotional and energetic.

While I don't recommend resolutions or big audacious goals right now, I do think you want a word of the year to guide you. Are you familiar with having a word of the year concept? It seems silly but it can be a very powerful way to navigate the year, regardless of all the crazy stuff that happens. This episode explains how a word can help and gives advice on how to pick yours.

No resolutions. No big goals. No 30/60/90 day reset. No 75hard. None of it. If New Years resolutions worked, 80% of them wouldn't be tossed by February. It's been a stressful year so how about we don't stress our nervous systems out more okay? Let's try a different approach this year. Lets simplify it to the foundation support pieces. Just a few things to focus on. Listen in and I'll explain what I mean.