I want to share an important update: The Sweat Edit is no longer a member of the lululemon Creator Network.
What does this mean for you? Nothing is changing when it comes to my content—my reviews will remain honest, my voice will stay authentic, and my editorial control will always be mine. The only shift is in how my content is monetized. Moving forward, I’ll be partnering with affiliate platforms that better align with my values of creative integrity and independence.
As a longtime influencer, my commitment has always been to honest feedback and transparency. Trends come and go—whether it’s TikTok influencers, social media platforms, algorithm shifts, or even corporate values and corporate teams. But my focus has never been on chasing trends; it’s been on building and maintaining my own space on the internet where I can create content with full creative freedom, regardless of economic or industry shifts.
Simply disclosing incentivized content and reviews isn’t enough—it’s just the legal minimum. Respecting authentic voices is what truly matters. Influencer authenticity matters!
If this resonates with you, I’m so grateful for your continued support. The Sweat Edit will keep delivering the same quality content you’ve come to trust. The only difference? I’ll be working with monetization platforms that support independence rather than interfere with it, or penalize it.
I’ve never been one to follow the pack, and I’m not about to start now. Just like Joan MacDonald, I’m not your typical fitness influencer. I’m going to do what I do always— even if someone thinks I’m annoying.
The Sweat Edit will never allow any brand to dictate my content, limit my freedom of speech, or control the brands I choose to feature.
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