The night before our reset and we are ready to go!

Today is the day before our reset, I still can't believe that we start tomorrow. I am a little hesitant and lot excited. Food is prepped, our lunches are packed and in the fridge and I am excited to get on the scale, take measurements and before pictures.

And our supplements are all organized and ready. I think I am going to call this the his and her cleanse lol! And yes, I know, my organizing is a bit neurotic if I should say so myself!!

I am also amazed at how much food is on the plan. And they call this a cleanse!! This is the microgreen salad that we are having for lunch tomorrow. I made a delicious balsamic vinagarette to go with it and we have the roasted pumpkin seeds and the miso soup.

I made a batch of miso soup for the week, oatmeal for the week and brown rice to use in a few of the recipes so that will make food prep easier the rest of the week. And I have a few of our snacks all prepped and ready for the next few days.

A little time in the kitchen and a mindset and attitude of 100 % all in is the only way I know to achieve those goals. I can't wait!!

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