Have you ever jumped on some crazy diet or spent hours counting calories?
We have! (spoiler alert it wasn't a good idea)
My guest this week is the beautiful Jillian Axelrod who, like me, has had her struggles with eating disorders, mental health + self-confidence.
Jillian started working her way through these issues by revamping her social media, building a community around her and slowly sharing her real self online for others to see.
Now, Jillian is an inspiration to many, sharing her message of body positivity and self-acceptance on Social Media. She's also an activist and writer, as well as being in her last year of college studying Sociology, giving her an interesting insight into diet culture in our society.
On today's episode Jillian and I have an open and honest conversation about all things:
If you've ever felt like you had to change the way you look to meet outside expectations,...
Simon Pelland, my coach, and friend has taken on the task of helping me uncover blind spots in order to radically overhaul my mindset. He is an inspiration to all those who meet him with a positive and upbeat attitude that makes him one of the top relationship coaches around!
A few years ago though, Simon was also diagnosed with Huntington's disease. Now, he is a passionate Huntington's disease advocate and youth mentor with an ambitious goal of helping cure Huntington's disease by 2026!
Today Simon joins me on the podcast to talk about:
If you're someone who is too hard on yourself, feeling stuck and struggling to show yourself some love, this episode is for you!
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In this week's episode, I had the incredible Kait Rich sit down with me on the podcast. Kait is a digital nomad, award-winning entrepreneur, speaker, AND TV personality on The Bachelor Canada.
Straight out of university Kait landed here 'dream' job as a speechwriter for the Canadian government. She had the job, the house, the money that a lot of us strive for but rarely makes us any happier. Stressed and depressed, she was then diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis.
She had to make a change!
Now, Kait spends much of her time traveling the world and helping others create a life of freedom and happiness for themselves.
In today's episode we explore:
If you need a change in your life and don't know where to begin, this is a great place to start!
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Some stress eaters reach for food when they are sad or confused, while others often eat as a way to avoid thinking about problems or taking the action required to solve them. Can you relate?
Let's dig deeper, what is actually happening inside our body when we get stressed?
In today’s podcast episode we explore:
Listen to this episode if you find yourself in a constant state of stress and are ready to alleviate it so that you can start living your best life.
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Sexologist, goddess and good friend Kristen Murray is back for another kick-ass episode to teach us everything we need to know about being a badass feminine woman.
It is not uncommon in our society to perceive femininity as weak and fragile and masculinity as strong and capable. I was guilty of this and spent the majority of my life trying to avoid being feminine. It is only recently that I have begun to embrace my feminine side and all its untapped power.
In today’s episode, we divulge all there is to know about what it ACTUALLY means to be feminine. Kristen answers questions such as:
Listen to this episode if you’re ready to take back your strong feminine power.
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When something is common, we recognize that we are not alone and that others also deal with this problem as well... But we can't get that confused with what is normal. Normal implies that we are ordinary, that nothing needs to change and that we should continue on living the way we are.
Here's the thing however, until we are shown evidence or talk about what is normal, then by default we consider what is common around us as normal.
In this episode I debate three deeply misunderstood common versus normal topics in our society:
Listen to this episode if you want to challenge how you think about your own life and what is common versus normal for you.
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