Send us a text In this episode, Martina dives deep into the real story behind New Year’s resolutions — why they started, how they got hijacked by marketing, and why January is actually the worst month to try and reinvent yourself. Sharing her personal experience, Martina explains why she shifted her “new year” to August, giving herself the space and time to build habits that truly last — without shame, pressure, or burnout. She explores: The surprising history of New Year’s resolutions and wh...
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Send us a text In this episode, Martina dives deep into the real story behind New Year’s resolutions — why they started, how they got hijacked by marketing, and why January is actually the worst month to try and reinvent yourself. Sharing her personal experience, Martina explains why she shifted her “new year” to August, giving herself the space and time to build habits that truly last — without shame, pressure, or burnout. She explores: The surprising history of New Year’s resolutions and wh...
We Are Moving - Was California not the dream I thought?
I Do Me, Boo
32 minutes
8 months ago
We Are Moving - Was California not the dream I thought?
In this episode, Martina is sharing a big life update: she's moving again! But this move isn’t just about packing boxes and changing zip codes — it’s about alignment, manifestation, and what it really means to build a life that feels good and makes sense. Key Points: ✨ Why she and her husband are leaving California, despite the dreamy beaches and sunshine ✨ The surprising downside of living in a so-called “dream state” ✨ How their new destination is the exact place they’ve ...
I Do Me, Boo
Send us a text In this episode, Martina dives deep into the real story behind New Year’s resolutions — why they started, how they got hijacked by marketing, and why January is actually the worst month to try and reinvent yourself. Sharing her personal experience, Martina explains why she shifted her “new year” to August, giving herself the space and time to build habits that truly last — without shame, pressure, or burnout. She explores: The surprising history of New Year’s resolutions and wh...
