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Welcome! I’m Jenn, your host — so glad you’re here!
Each week, I run a fun (and totally optional) challenge to help keep things engaging and motivating.
This Week’s Challenge: The Water Challenge 💧
Drink 64 oz. of water on any 4 days between now and Saturday night.
Let me know if you need to modify this challenge to better fit your needs. These are meant to feel supportive, not stressful.
How to Enter:
On Friday, I’ll post a Challenge Check-In at the top of the game feed.
If you complete the challenge, just leave a comment on that post by Saturday at 10 PM PT to be entered into the prize drawing.
Prize: $10 cash — and the prize grows each week!👉 Want my free Weekly Challenge Guide?
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Started the morning with 30/30/30. Not something I can do everyday because I have a hard time eating first thing, but on the days I do it, I can see a difference in my energy levels and the scale the next day!
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Yay! I made it.
Happy Wednesday, everyone!
We've made incredible progress together, and the finish line is in sight! This final stretch is where maintaining momentum truly counts. Don't let up now – all the healthy habits you've built are about to pay off! Remember your goals and keep making those positive choices. You've got this!
Question for you: What's one thing you will focus on the rest of the game to finish strong? Share below!
Not a single pound down. However this dietbet put me back on track with my workout goals. I hadn't run since November and now I'm back to running regularly and have had some new PR runs. I've started lifting weights on my no run days and I'm feeling strong. Even had to go buy a new set of weights that were heavier to keep up the burn! I have never had no scale movement with this much routine before. I'm not discouraged though. I can feel the changes. I believe the number on the scale is highly impacted by muscle gain and menstruation greeting me this week. I see no chance in winning this bet, but I'm happy I signed up to get me back on track with my fitness <3
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I am hoping that seeing little chat within the group, that everyone is focusing on the task. We are already in our final week, I can believe it! Finish strong!
11 days and 2.6 lbs to go!!! I think I can, I think I can! lol
(I know I can!) 💪
How’s everyone doing??? ??
(I know I can!) 💪
How’s everyone doing??? ??
- Four months ago, I was 340 pounds.
I smoked a pack a day and drank double digits nightly.
I didn’t exercise, didn’t care and didn’t really believe I could change.
Today, I walked a 5K.
This isn’t just a celebration post.
It’s an obituary.
THE OLD ME DIED TODAY
I took his cigarettes first.
He coughed through withdrawal, wheezing like a haunted accordion.
He begged. I didn’t listen.
I ripped the booze from his hands after that.
No more stupors.
No more blackout blessings.
Just long nights with no sedation—only memory, and the noise in his head.
I controlled his mouth.
He begged for cake.
I gave him discipline.
He clawed at the fridge like it owed him something.
But the kitchen stopped answering.
Then I made him move.
He panicked.
Ramped up the anxiety, tried to drown me in it.
Tight chest. Fast heart.
"You're dying", he whispered.
"Sit down. Stop."
But I didn’t.
He shrieked from the knees.
He gasped for air.
And I kept going.
He got smaller.
Quieter.
Sickly.
He followed me to the starting line,
gaunt and gray,
barely upright.
He staggered behind me with every step,
knees buckling,
lungs failing.
But he still begged.
"You’ve made your point,
This is far enough,
You don’t have to prove anything."
But I kept moving.
Mile by mile,
his voice got smaller.
His shadow grew thinner.
By the final stretch,
he was barely there—
a silhouette on life support.
When I crossed the finish line,
I didn’t raise my arms.
I didn’t look at him.
I pulled the plug.
And I’m just getting started.
- Week 1 down! Way to go!
Any plans for the weekend? Going out? Staying in? Both are fun! If you'd like to share please do!
Also, any weekend tips out there? Life changes on the weekends and sometimes it's hard to pass up a few extra treats. Do you have any tips you'd like to share that have helped your keep your eye on the prize?
I hope you all have a fun and healthy weekend!
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