For many people, life can feel like a series of repeated days. The comfort of routine often hides a deeper dissatisfaction, one that whispers there is more you could be living for. Sarah Infinger knows that feeling well. Raised in small-town New Hampshire by a single mother, she had a good life by most standards, yet felt she was moving through it on autopilot. Supporting her husband’s military career and working as a veterinary nurse, she carried an unspoken sense that she was capable of more.
That belief became the foundation for a remarkable transformation, which not only changed her health and career but also created a platform that now reaches millions.
Sarah’s turning point came when she realized she was tired of starting things and never finishing them. She decided to take control, beginning a weight loss journey that would eventually see her shed 210 pounds and maintain that progress for the long term. Along the way, she faced personal trials: the passing of her brother, her mother’s cancer diagnosis, and the loss of close friends and pets.
Through it all, she refused to let grief or excuses stop her. “You cannot change from a place of self-hatred,” she says, “only through loving yourself enough to want better.” This mindset became central to her approach, not just in her own life, but in the way she now helps others.
Rather than waiting until she had “arrived” at her goals, Sarah documented her journey online as it happened. This honesty resonated deeply with people. Over time, her audience grew into a massive online community across platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook. Her relatability and humor attracted hundreds of millions of views, leading to features in Women’s Health Magazine and invitations to speak at events where she could share her story firsthand.
Sarah’s coaching work, available through Sarah In All Sizes Coaching, is built on meeting people where they are, without judgment. Her focus goes beyond physical change, addressing the mental and emotional shifts that make lasting progress possible.
While her physical transformation is impressive, Sarah’s story is equally about professional and personal milestones. She earned her degree in mortuary science while working, proving her commitment to finishing what she starts. She also uses her platform to challenge the idea that you need a “rock bottom” moment to make meaningful change.
Many of her followers relate to having a life that looks fine from the outside but feels incomplete. Sarah speaks directly to them, showing that wanting more is not selfish; it’s an acknowledgment of potential.
Sarah’s mission is clear: help people stop settling for “okay” and embrace the possibility of “more.” She plans to expand her reach through additional speaking engagements, books, and online programs. Her goal is to become one of the most recognized and trusted voices in personal transformation, while staying rooted in the humor, honesty, and empathy that first connected her with her audience.
For anyone feeling stuck in routines, Sarah’s journey offers proof that change is possible no matter your starting point. Her work invites you to ask: what more could your life hold if you started today?
