About Sarah Plummer Taylor

Sarah Plummer Taylor is an established leader in the field of resilience building and holistic wellness. She teaches veterans, busy professionals, students, and entrepreneurs how to find clarity and build stronger, healthier lives. A U.S. Marine veteran who deployed twice to Iraq, Sarah is the author of Just Roll With It: 7 Battle Tested Truths for Creating a Resilient Life. She is also the founder of SEMPER Sarah®, a national wellness practice. Sarah holds a Master’s in Social Work with a Mental Health concentration from the University of Denver and a Bachelor’s in Sociology from the University of Virginia. She was an adjunct professor in the Department of Health Education and Promotion at Charleston Southern University until 2019. Sarah is also a registered yoga teacher ERYT200/RYT500, who teaches vinyasa, yin, restorative, and trauma-informed adaptive yoga classes in addition to retreats and workshops. Her work has been featured on Capitol Hill and in noteworthy news and entertainment outlets like the Katie Couric Show, NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, MSNBC, and others. In addition to speaking, leading workshops, and providing individual and couple’s counseling and coaching through SEMPER Sarah®, Sarah gives back to organizations like Veterans of Foreign Wars, Team Red White & Blue, The Give Back Yoga Foundation, Comeback Yoga, and the Women Marines Association. Sarah lives in North Carolina with her husband, their two daughters, and dog.

Have You Ever Done Something Imperfectly…and Then Lived To Tell?

"She went out on a limb, had it break off behind her, and discovered she could fly."  ~ Kobi Yamada, She What's something YOU have done imperfectly? That picture above this post is a candid shot of me crying after falling over again and again when I tried a difficult yoga pose in Costa Rica. But, "Look, [...]

Like To Cook? Hungry For New Ideas? Info + Give Away!

Seared Halloumi Sandwiches on Focaccia...with roasted vegetables & Fuji apple salad “Halloumi is an amazing, semi-hard cheese originally made in Cyprus. It has a distinct, layered texture, and an incredible high melting point – meaning that even when exposed to high heat, it will hold its shape. This makes it possible to sear the cheese in a [...]

The Story Behind the Yoga Stuff (another guest post) & What’s YOUR Story?

"I'd rather regret the things I've done than regret the things I haven't done" ~ Lucille Ball In this blog, I'm sharing some more Kris Beal with you! :) Once again, her latest newsletter inspired me not only to take some time to be mindful about my own journey but to also reach out to you and [...]

Exploring Your Ingredients for an Energized and Fulfilling Day (guest post)

"What you do every day matters more than what you do once in awhile." ~ Gretchen Rubin, author Today, I'm sharing some musings from a dear, wise, and humorous friend, Kris Beal. Kris has a newsletter, too, and in her last one, this is what she sent: "I've renewed - yet again - my commitment for more [...]

Balance Is A Waste of Time

“Work-life balance was a mistake from the start. Because we don't really want balance. We want satisfaction.” – Matthew Kelly, author   Busy is busy. Hard is hard. Pain is pain. It’s all relative.   For each of us, our busy may feel more important than someone else's busy, or your pain may feel bigger [...]

Spring Cleaning + Focus Food: GREENS

You can clutch the past so tightly to your chest that it leaves your arms too full to embrace the present. - Jan Glidewell   Spring Cleaning People like “stuff.” We tend to hold onto it year after year. (I still have clothes from college more than 10 years ago!) We save and stock up [...]

Slow Down and Chew + Quinoa Recipe

"I have made it a rule to give every tooth of mine a chance, and when I eat, to chew every bite thirty-two times. To this rule I owe much of my success in life." -William Gladstone Chewing When it comes to increased health, it’s not just what we eat but how we eat. Digestion actually [...]

Why forgiveness helps YOU heal

Have you ever downed an entire package of chips, crackers, or cookies? Ate pizza or cake until you felt sick? Drank more coffee or wine than your body wanted?  Have you ever worked out well past the point of “healthy” and brought yourself to the brink of destruction?   Do you remember how you were [...]

You’re Stronger Than You Think You Are: Practicing Yoga With Injuries

"Meeting yourself where you are’ is a dance between complacency and perfectionism, coupled with trusting that you are stronger than you think you are." ~Sarah Plummer   (This article was originally published on Zenspiration HERE) I am a yoga skeptic, turned yoga student, turned yoga teacher. It’s been quite the evolution from my “it’s not [...]

Chocolate is its own food group

Chocolate is the only ingredient that is its very own food group. Well not really – but it seems as if it should be. Powerfully comforting, creamy, delicious – many people eat chocolate at least several times a week. Which begs the question… Is Chocolate Good for You? The answer is both yes and no. [...]

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