It was very hard for me to change bad nutrition habits. I knew what I needed to do but had a very hard time implementing change on my own. As our family has grown over time, it’s become harder and harder to maintain good habits with fitness and nutrition. It felt like the wheels were all slowly falling off. I tried other nutrition programs and counting calories. They all had their merits, but for me, the issue was changing habits—and the other programs felt more like temporary solutions. I heard about MyBodyTutor from a fellow business owner in Entrepreneurs Organization. After that referral, I looked into it, and the accountability and personal touch resonated with me. I thought accountability was the big piece I had been missing. Weight loss was the ultimate goal, but getting in better shape and having better habits were on the list too. I had a specific weight loss goal—and I did meet it through the program. Honestly, nothing really held me back from signing up. I was in a place where I knew I needed to try something new, and the MyBodyTutor program sounded like exactly what I was looking for. I lost about 30 pounds with MyBodyTutor. And just as importantly, I’ve gained better food habits: both portion sizes and more nutritious, healthier food choices. I’ve also learned to be okay with incorporating smaller workouts into my day when that’s all I can fit in. The accountability piece and having a personal coach made a big difference. One-size-fits-all rarely works in the long run, and I liked being able to explore and find, with my MyBodyTutor coach, methods that work for me in the long run. If you're thinking about joining, do it.