Grace & Grit Podcast

I am currently in the throws of teaching a new program this year that is really geared towards helping women maintain a high level of self-care during the holidays, and it is really something I should have started years ago. I was compelled to start this program because, every year during the holidays, I see women struggling more than any other time of the year to maintain their health standards.

They start putting their own self-care on the back burner to keep up with the demands of the season.

They allow boundaries to be crossed and far too many compromises around their own health to be made.

They do it all by rationalizing that they will do better come Jan 1. But ...

January 1 comes and women are exhausted and sick (literally), because of all of the negotiating they did around they holidays, so they fail to do better. It is a painful cycle to watch, and I have had to watch it for too many years. Every year I joke that I am going to take February off because people are so crabby and bitter and sick, and I really believe a lot of that stems from what has happened around the holidays.

So...At 6am, every day for 1 month, I have a small but mighty group of women showing up on a live coaching call with me because they have committed to not losing themselves within the pile of stress & consumption that shows up simultaneously with the joy and celebration of the holidays.

And I wanted to extend a bit of holiday support to you as well, so today I have invited back to the show, my friend and nutritionist extraordinaire, Sara Bradford to discuss some of the specific challenges that show up around this time of year and how we can navigate them more successfully.

To find out more about Sara Bradford and her Community Dump Programs, please visit: NourishRealFood.com

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More than ever the world needs people who are grounded, resilient, and operating from a space of proactive thinking NOT reactive thinking.

I dedicated the entire past month on the Grace and Grit Podcast to The Practice of Realignment to help you stabilize yourself when life may be feeling more difficult and uncertain than ever.

In part 3 of this series, I give you 3 steps to make your realignment, and your long-term success, not just possible but probable.

I hope it helps! You can listen here: https://graceandgrit.com/podcast-211/

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I don’t know about you but, I don’t just want to live my life, I want to rock my life.

And to do that I need to stay honest with myself about when I am in need of recovery, restoration and revitalization.

But aren’t those the same things? You might be wondering:)

No.

The wellness industry tends to focus on recovery, which is oh-so-important, but it also isn’t enough to live your best life (with a strong dose of enthusiasm).

Tune into this episode if you are someone who wants to shape your life into the most vibrant experience.

You can listen here: https://graceandgrit.com/podcast-226/

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Is it just me or does it feel like “weight loss” is the loudest conversation in the women’s health arena?

It drives me nuts! Why?

For a few reasons:

• A woman’s weight doesn’t really tell you a damn thing about the state of her health.
• Health is so much more than how much weight a woman carries on her body.
• Even if excess weight on a woman’s body is causing health challenges, the answer is not as simple as weight loss.

In this episode of the Grace & Grit podcast, I share two topics that really define the work that I do in the world as a health coach: deep work and deep health.

If you are ready to explore women’s health beyond the “weight loss” conversation, do not miss this episode.

You can listen here: https://graceandgrit.com/podcast-229/

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The diet industry is a multibillion-dollar industry that has sold people on the notion that “what works for one person will work for everyone”. And it has failed, miserably.

Wellness is not a cookie-cutter formula that can be applied to every human. In fact, the path that will return a person to a state of well-being is as unique as the individual who is pursuing it.

In this episode of the Grace & Grit Podcast, I have invited my friend and nutritionist extraordinaire, Mary Miller Brooks to the show, to discuss why it is so important to customize the journey back to health.

We cover a lot of ground, discussing things like:

• gut health
• thyroid health
• food mapping
• sweating as a detox mechanism

...and so much more!

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