We're diving DEEP into what it really means to go all in - not just in parenting, but in life. And before you think "Oh great, another episode about trying harder" (I see you, I hear you), this is actually about something completely different.

Remember Eddie the Eagle? That gloriously awkward British ski jumper who showed up at the Olympics having barely ski jumped before? His story completely blew my mind, and it's going to change how you think about commitment forever. Trust me on this one.

In this episode, I'm sharing:

• Why resilience isn't actually a personality trait (thank goodness, right?)
• The real reason your "failures" might actually be your biggest wins
• My slightly unhinged but totally effective $10,000 commitment challenge
• The Mario Kart theory of parenting (yes, this is a thing, and yes, it's going to make so much sense)

Plus, I'm getting super real about my own journey - including that moment I looked at my 2023 photos and had a total "oh honey" moment about my fitness journey. Because sometimes the best way to learn about commitment is to face-plant a few times along the way (metaphorically speaking... mostly).

And for my League peeps - whether you're in Pivot or Mastery - you're going to love how this ties into everything we've been working on. And if you're not in League yet... well, let's just say March's Pivot 5.0 is looking pretty tempting right now! 😉

So grab yourself something to drink (water with electrolytes is my go to these days), find a quiet spot, and let's talk about why a "sort of commitment" never won an Olympic medal - and what that means for all of us.

Can't wait to hear what hits home for you!

With love from the mountains, Andee

P.S. If you've ever felt like you're not doing enough, not getting it right, or just generally fumbling through this whole parenting thing - this episode is especially for you. Because sometimes the shortest jump in Olympic history can actually be your biggest win. (Intrigued? Just wait - it's going to make you tear up a little. It did me!)

Next Steps: Leave a review if you've been enjoying the CMP Podcast