
Fitness Tips


So I’ve been wanting to go to a wellness retreat for a few months now. However, they are quite pricey. I get that most of them are all inclusive, but the cheapest one I found was in the $800s per night if you go during the week.
I’m not a frugal person at all, but it just cost way too much to go to a wellness retreat. How can I relax and enjoy myself knowing I’m paying between $1,000 to $2,500 per night? And that doesn’t include a plane ticket to fly to the retreat…
Don’t get me wrong, there are retreats outside of the U.S that are more affordable, but you’ll have to fly at minimum 10 hours to get there.
For now, I’ll take a weekend and create my own wellness retreat at home. You can do the same.
Below are the items you will need to create your at home wellness retreat:
Now this isn’t a luxury wellness retreat, but it will definitely help to relax you. Sometimes you just need to block out a few hours to yourself. Me time!



Let me ask you the question…

I am 100% team apple cider. The funny part is that I am not an apple fan at all. As a matter of fact, I refuse to drink apple juice.
I know weird. However, I must say that I don’t understand the concept or fascination with pumpkin spice. Unlike apple cider that is made from actual apples, pumpkin spice has no pumpkin whatsoever in it.
Pumpkin spice is merely a blend of spices such as cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, ginger, and allspice. It’s literally called upumpkin spice because they tend to use those spices when baking pumpkin dishes, such as pumpkin pie. If you added pumpkin to your pumpkin spice latte, would you really like it?