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Stay On Track With Homemade Snack Boxes

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I’ve partnered with Brother  to bring you this blog post. As always, thank you for supporting CNC!  I’m ALL about snack boxes lately because they make healthy eating EASY. I love snacks, but I often find myself mindlessly reaching for whatever I’m craving at the moment. Sure, there’s nothing wrong with giving into cravings from time-to-time, but I’d end up diving into a box of cereal and basically eating my way out. Now that we’ve started putting together snack boxes at the beginning of the week, my snack habits have been much more on point. With a snack box, waiting in the fridge, perfectly labeled and ready to go, I always have a nutritious and well-balanced option available to me. I can’t even explain how much these little boxes have improved my eating habits in recent weeks, so I wanted to share some of my favorite combos and how to put them together for the best ever grab-and-go snack! Ok, let’s start with some of my favorite combos: PROTEIN SNACK BOX (1) Egg Boiled Whole

7 Primal Mantras to Drive Your Success

The Complexity Of Simplicity

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Like 99% of Americans, I love everything about Fixer Upper and Chip and Joanna. I am obsessed with their style – that rustic, shiplap, farmhouse feel. I recently got a sample abbreviated copy of their new magazine,  Magnolia Journal , with another one of my magazines in the mail . Of course, it was beautifully designed, but it was also full of great tips and articles. I read this article written by Joanna, and I loved every.single.word. (I’m not sure if you can read that, or if I am allowed to post a photo, but I would think Magnolia Journal would like me spreading the word about how great it is and why you should subscribe!) The gist of the article is that it’s a myth that you set yourself up to live a simple life and then just forget about it. Like most things in life, simplicity requires maintenance. Joanna says, “Few things in my life require more intentionality than living an edited life.” I cannot agree with her more. I am constantly editing my closet, my clutter spot