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I’ve been going to the gym for 6 months now, and I’ve been going to the gym for 6 months now, and this isn’t your typical “I’m back in the gym” post.

Because for the first time, I didn’t return with the goal of making myself smaller or punishing myself for something I ate. I went back with the intention of doing something for 60-, 70-, and hopefully 80-year-old me.

I’ve been big. I’ve been small. But one thing that’s stayed the same through every version of my body is that I’ve always been strong.

Somewhere along the way, between raising kids, starting a business, and surviving a truly horrific diet in 2016 (DM me, seriously), I lost that strength. I wasn’t feeling connected to my body. And as someone who wants to encourage others to love themselves as they are, I struggled with how going back to the gym fit into that message.

Would I nitpick my body? Would I secretly wish to be smaller again? Would I punish myself with workouts when I didn’t “eat well”?

So I made myself four promises:
1. I wouldn’t weigh myself—at all.
2. I’d start with 2 days a week and only increase if it brought me joy.
3. I’d focus on how I felt after a workout, not how hard I could push during.
4. I’d treat movement as a gift to my joints, not punishment for imperfection.

Six months later, I can finish a full spin class without a break. I’ve discovered I love hot Pilates. Barre class feels like therapy. I like lifting heavy weights. And while I still hate pushing that damn sled across the floor, I feel like a total badass when it’s over.

I’m taking this in 4-week increments so I don’t overcommit or burn out. Sometimes I make it 5 days a week. Sometimes 3. Sometimes it’s a Pilates class on my phone. Sometimes I get to the gym. And that’s enough.

Because your relationship with your body? It’s not something you just “figure out” one day. It’s ongoing. It requires grace. It requires intention.  And I’m still figuring it out, too.
You’re not doing anything wrong. You’re just t You’re not doing anything wrong.
You’re just trying to sound like everyone else when your actual power is sounding like you.
⁠
The best personal brands don’t come from perfect captions.  They come from people who are willing to take up space, exactly as they are.
⁠
Save this one for when your voice starts to feel small.
And if you need help finding your way back to it, my DMs are open.
⁠
#PersonalBranding #VoiceMatters #ContentWithConfidence #ShowUpReal #StylexStrategy
Scarves for fall. Let’s style them anywhere but Scarves for fall. Let’s style them anywhere but on your neck. #fall #trends #trending #style #scarf
This week’s mood? Prepping for travel, fall cont This week’s mood? Prepping for travel, fall content, and a whole lot of batching.
⁠
Here’s what’s on my radar:
✔ Finalizing my fall shoot plan
✔ Finishing up the Planning for Fall Like a Content Creator blog
✔ Starting my suitcase pile for Houston
✔ Filming a new scarf styling reel
✔ Getting back into the groove after a week of heavy content writing
⁠
I’m trying to head into September with clarity, a little bit of structure, and a lot of bold outfits.
⁠
Drop a “🗓” if you’re also using this Sunday to set your week up right.
⁠
#ContentPlanning #FallMood #WeeklyReset #BoldStyleAlways
Porter and I got a preview of @smalls_sliders last Porter and I got a preview of @smalls_sliders last night. We gave it 👍🏼👍🏼 and can’t wait to go back for more #smauce. I didn’t know how filling sliders would be but we did the 2 slider combo and made it biggie smalls and it was perfect!  Burgers were juicy and the Diet Coke was as crisp as McDonalds. Definitely going in our burger rotation list. 

Now if we can just get them to install a @cargeauxpools I would be perfect!! 

P.S. they are opening to the public THIS Tuesday so make sure your dinner plans include #smalls
Always down. #lunch Always down. #lunch
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This incredible group of women supports Habitat’s mission by giving funds that directly help build homes for families each fall. Over the past four years, my involvement with Habitat has shown me just how big of an issue housing is in our community. Through Habitat, families don’t just get a place to live, they become homeowners, often the very first in their family.

Being part of that journey is humbling and inspiring. 💙

If you’d like to learn more about W.A.T.C.H. or Women Build, send me a message, I’d love to share how you can get involved!
If you want your Halloween (and holiday) content t If you want your Halloween (and holiday) content to perform, now’s the time to start pinning. 🎯

Pinterest isn’t social media; it’s a search engine. And it rewards early planning in a big way.

Some of my best-performing blog traffic every fall comes from Halloween content I posted 2–5 years ago. Floating witch hats, DIY candles, and spooky table decor still drive clicks because I started early and pinned consistently.

Here’s what you can do now:
✅ Start pinning fall + holiday blog content
✅ Refresh old pins and update your graphics
✅ Batch vertical pins in Canva
✅ Use keywords people are already searching for

You don’t have to go full pumpkin spice in your feed just yet, but your Pinterest game? It should already be in Halloween mode.
👻

What’s your top-performing seasonal pin? Let’s share what’s working 👇
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Swipe through to see what made the cut 👉
Then tell me: What’s one thing you would buy again in a heartbeat?

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Fashion · November 13, 2017

Blush and Olive

Blush and Olive is one of my favorite color combos.  I am not afraid to mix a pattern or a bold color but there are just some color matches that sound like the hallelujah chorus is being sung.  This is one of those.  I am not sure if it is the nude undertones in blush that make it work or the drab shade of green but there is something about these two together that just make them better than they were apart.

This outfit came together in a very unintentional way and it wasn’t even on the long list of things to photograph for this month.  I purchased this romper in the Stella Dallas sale this summer and it was from last season.  A while later I found the Sanctuary vest on clearance at TJ MAxx when I was looking for a dress for Polo.  The necklace was what made me think of putting them together.  Abby and I were pulling outfits and styling for the shoot and she showed me this necklace.  I liked it immediately and wanted to use it but it wasn’t fitting into any of the outfits I had pulled.  We went shopping in my closet and bam this is what we came up with.

So the thing I really liked about this outfit combo besides the color is how functional this vest is with the romper.  What you don’t see in the picture is that this romper is backless.  Not something I would normally purchase because I don’t have a lot of opportunity to wear backless things.  However I had just purchased a lace bandeau and I was thinking that would work to give me some more coverage in the back.  With the addition of the vest I didn’t need to cover my bra straps.  I was also thinking that a fur vest would make it look pretty amazing too.

Booties were the perfect choice for this outfit and if the temps were a little lower I would throw on a nude fishnet or opaque tight.  Honesty this outfit is the perfect example of how to take something from night to day.

{This post contains affiliate links for Nordstrom.  All thoughts, opinions and ideas are mine}

Romper; similar here and here and here.  I also LOVE this and can someone buy this for New Years Eve please! // Vest; similar here and here and I just feel like we all need this in our closets  // necklace (similar) // earrings // booties

 

Happy Styling!

XO,

Tippy

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I’ve been going to the gym for 6 months now, and I’ve been going to the gym for 6 months now, and this isn’t your typical “I’m back in the gym” post.

Because for the first time, I didn’t return with the goal of making myself smaller or punishing myself for something I ate. I went back with the intention of doing something for 60-, 70-, and hopefully 80-year-old me.

I’ve been big. I’ve been small. But one thing that’s stayed the same through every version of my body is that I’ve always been strong.

Somewhere along the way, between raising kids, starting a business, and surviving a truly horrific diet in 2016 (DM me, seriously), I lost that strength. I wasn’t feeling connected to my body. And as someone who wants to encourage others to love themselves as they are, I struggled with how going back to the gym fit into that message.

Would I nitpick my body? Would I secretly wish to be smaller again? Would I punish myself with workouts when I didn’t “eat well”?

So I made myself four promises:
1. I wouldn’t weigh myself—at all.
2. I’d start with 2 days a week and only increase if it brought me joy.
3. I’d focus on how I felt after a workout, not how hard I could push during.
4. I’d treat movement as a gift to my joints, not punishment for imperfection.

Six months later, I can finish a full spin class without a break. I’ve discovered I love hot Pilates. Barre class feels like therapy. I like lifting heavy weights. And while I still hate pushing that damn sled across the floor, I feel like a total badass when it’s over.

I’m taking this in 4-week increments so I don’t overcommit or burn out. Sometimes I make it 5 days a week. Sometimes 3. Sometimes it’s a Pilates class on my phone. Sometimes I get to the gym. And that’s enough.

Because your relationship with your body? It’s not something you just “figure out” one day. It’s ongoing. It requires grace. It requires intention.  And I’m still figuring it out, too.
You’re not doing anything wrong. You’re just t You’re not doing anything wrong.
You’re just trying to sound like everyone else when your actual power is sounding like you.
⁠
The best personal brands don’t come from perfect captions.  They come from people who are willing to take up space, exactly as they are.
⁠
Save this one for when your voice starts to feel small.
And if you need help finding your way back to it, my DMs are open.
⁠
#PersonalBranding #VoiceMatters #ContentWithConfidence #ShowUpReal #StylexStrategy
Scarves for fall. Let’s style them anywhere but Scarves for fall. Let’s style them anywhere but on your neck. #fall #trends #trending #style #scarf
This week’s mood? Prepping for travel, fall cont This week’s mood? Prepping for travel, fall content, and a whole lot of batching.
⁠
Here’s what’s on my radar:
✔ Finalizing my fall shoot plan
✔ Finishing up the Planning for Fall Like a Content Creator blog
✔ Starting my suitcase pile for Houston
✔ Filming a new scarf styling reel
✔ Getting back into the groove after a week of heavy content writing
⁠
I’m trying to head into September with clarity, a little bit of structure, and a lot of bold outfits.
⁠
Drop a “🗓” if you’re also using this Sunday to set your week up right.
⁠
#ContentPlanning #FallMood #WeeklyReset #BoldStyleAlways
Porter and I got a preview of @smalls_sliders last Porter and I got a preview of @smalls_sliders last night. We gave it 👍🏼👍🏼 and can’t wait to go back for more #smauce. I didn’t know how filling sliders would be but we did the 2 slider combo and made it biggie smalls and it was perfect!  Burgers were juicy and the Diet Coke was as crisp as McDonalds. Definitely going in our burger rotation list. 

Now if we can just get them to install a @cargeauxpools I would be perfect!! 

P.S. they are opening to the public THIS Tuesday so make sure your dinner plans include #smalls
Always down. #lunch Always down. #lunch
I just received my second W.A.T.C.H. pin for Habit I just received my second W.A.T.C.H. pin for Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build! 🏠✨

This incredible group of women supports Habitat’s mission by giving funds that directly help build homes for families each fall. Over the past four years, my involvement with Habitat has shown me just how big of an issue housing is in our community. Through Habitat, families don’t just get a place to live, they become homeowners, often the very first in their family.

Being part of that journey is humbling and inspiring. 💙

If you’d like to learn more about W.A.T.C.H. or Women Build, send me a message, I’d love to share how you can get involved!
If you want your Halloween (and holiday) content t If you want your Halloween (and holiday) content to perform, now’s the time to start pinning. 🎯

Pinterest isn’t social media; it’s a search engine. And it rewards early planning in a big way.

Some of my best-performing blog traffic every fall comes from Halloween content I posted 2–5 years ago. Floating witch hats, DIY candles, and spooky table decor still drive clicks because I started early and pinned consistently.

Here’s what you can do now:
✅ Start pinning fall + holiday blog content
✅ Refresh old pins and update your graphics
✅ Batch vertical pins in Canva
✅ Use keywords people are already searching for

You don’t have to go full pumpkin spice in your feed just yet, but your Pinterest game? It should already be in Halloween mode.
👻

What’s your top-performing seasonal pin? Let’s share what’s working 👇
Some things you buy and forget. Others? You use s Some things you buy and forget.  Others? You use so often you wonder how you lived without them.
⁠
These are the pieces I’d absolutely buy again, no hesitation.  Some are seasonal staples, others are everyday go-to’s. All of them have earned their spot.
⁠
Swipe through to see what made the cut 👉
Then tell me: What’s one thing you would buy again in a heartbeat?

All my picks are linked on LTK. 
⁠
#ThingsIdBuyAgain #StyleAndStrategy #TriedAndTrue #ClosetFavorites #ContentWithConfidence #WardrobeWins
It’s almost time for #kingoween It’s almost time for #kingoween

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