Meet Megan

I had many hobbies growing up. I used to bake, paint, dance

and play sports. I always remember how I tried to start a 

business at the start of every summer. I would sell bracelets,

baked goods, and even started a blog. I had always wanted 

to use the skills that I learned to try and help others, but I

never knew what to pick. I loved dancing, so at one point I 

wanted to become a ballet teacher to help others discover

the joy of dance. But then I got injured, which helped me to

realize that my passion wasn't entirely in dance but in

movement; that's when I got certified as a personal trainer.

I fell in love with getting to know new people and helping

them reach their unique fitness goals, so I decided to major

in kinesiology when I went to college. When I moved away

to go to college, I got another personal training job at a corporate gym. It was great at first, I was able to meet so many new people and help them reach their goals. Unfortunately, the gym that I worked at was more about making sales than helping people. It was at this time that I was at my worst mentally and spiritually. I was constantly worried about meeting sales goals and felt like a fraud as I tried to push people to buy training for the sake of keeping my job. I had completely ignored God at this time, thinking that I could do things all by myself, which was not my brightest idea. After reaching a really low point I decided to leave that gym, which was one of the best things I could have done for myself. I began to rediscover myself, including my passion for nutrition. Most importantly, I decided to rely on God again. I switched my college major to nutrition and dietetics and am allowing God to continue to lead me down His path. Do I know where His path leads? No. Am I confident that everything will work out? Yes. I can now navigate the ups and downs of life knowing that I'll be ok, and actually I'm super excited to see what the future holds! 

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Join me as we discover how to eat well, move our bodies and serve God!

 

“And we know that for those who love God, all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose.”

-Romans 8:28