Hey Berry Besties 💜
Today’s Daily Dump is equal parts relatable, productive, and downright funny — from early-morning pivots to mid-day Kindle naps and a frozen protein shake explosion.
Sacha shares how her Miracle Morning routine keeps her grounded as she juggles caring for her mom (whose upcoming brain testing brings new emotions), re-recording her lost bariatric story, and managing a full house of pets and projects. She also dives into The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey, reflecting on debt myths and how Gen X got sold on credit cards in the college bookstore days.
There’s talk of yoga, soreness from Monday’s Pilates session, reconnecting with her brother, and decluttering victories in the office — all sprinkled with the humor and heart that make this journey so real.
✨ Mentioned in this episode:
- The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod
- The Total Money Makeover by Dave Ramsey (Chapter 3: Debt Myths)
- FitOn app (Yoga & Pilates routines)
- Oikos Protein Shakes
- Lethal Venom podcast by Noah May
- The High-Functioning Disaster – Hilary Momberger-Powers interview series
- Scentsy
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🔑 Key Takeaways
- Flexibility is key — some days require pivots and patience.
- Debt isn’t a tool; it’s often a trap disguised as convenience.
- Consistency matters more than perfection.
- Family reconnection can heal more than you expect.
- Frozen protein shakes are not to be underestimated. 🧊😅
⚠️ Content Note
Mentions caregiving stress and upcoming cognitive testing for a parent, financial topics (debt myths/credit cards), and light frustration humor. Gentle, reflective tone.
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Keywords
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