I am not the kind of person who enjoys cooking. Unfortunately, for someone on a budget, eating healthfully means making most of your food at home. So while I have accepted the fact that I will be spending time in the kitchen each week, I have gotten pretty good at keeping that time to a minimum. One of my favorite “hacks” are these energy bites. You can find many different variations, but here is how I make them: Ingredients: 2 cups rolled oats (I use old fashioned, but I don’t think it really matters) ½ cup nut butter (I just use peanut butter that needs to be stirred, but again, whatever you have handy will work) ½ cup honey ½ cup mini chocolate chips (mini m&ms is also a fun, colorful variation) 1 tsp cinnamon (I added this on accident once, and decided I liked it!) 1 tsp vanilla Directions:
While these aren't necessarily a low-calorie food, they also aren't the kind of thing you will mindlessly eat too much of ... they are too filling! And they are great for taking on the road so I am not tempted to grab gas station junk. They are much better choice than the Twix or Sweedish Fish I tend to be drawn to! In my private coaching practice, I guide busy Christian women who do ALL.THE.THINGS ... but then end up feeling used up and exhausted by dinnertime. Together we decide what health habit changes (like making energy balls once a week instead of grabbing something packaged) will work in their worlds. And then I walk along-side them as they put those changes into practice. Through developing new health habits they have the energy after the have-to-dos to actually enjoy and be present for their people and to pursue their passions. If that sounds like you, enter your contact information on the right side of this page to request my complimentary Loving the Body God Gave Me Workbook. This workbook will walk you through exploring some of what scripture says on this topic. By the end you will have developed a simple first step towards caring for your body so that you can best care for the people who mean the most to you. Or, if you want to learn more about what it would look like to work with a coach, click on the button below to schedule a 15 minute complimentary strategy session with yours truly!
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