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The Strong[HER] Way |  Healthy nutrition and habits for moms, routines, strength training for women - Listen to your body, one of the worst pieces of advice you might be getting from the intuitive eating community?

Listen to your body, one of the worst pieces of advice you might be getting from the intuitive eating community?

06/08/20 • 18 min

The Strong[HER] Way | Healthy nutrition and habits for moms, routines, strength training for women

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Don't get me wrong, listening to your body and honoring your hunger + fullness cues is critical to your non-diet lifestyle...but unfortunately many well meaning coaches teaching on intuitive eating and the anti-diet culture movement fail to teach you how to listen to your body in the first place.
If you have been dieting (whether you knew it or not) it can be extremely hard to know what your body is saying especially when it seems to just be shouting you want another brownie (insert eye roll). And the more obsessive (often seen as extreme discipline and healthy eating) the harder it can be to discern what exactly your body needs and whether or not you can even trust it.
Let's face it, we are not taught to trust our bodies. We are not taught to enjoy indulgent foods. And we are not taught that you can be healthy without watching what you eat, tracking your food in some way, or focusing on weight loss/ fat loss.
In today's episode I am walking you through some of the baby steps that will help you learn how to listen to your body helping you become a more mindful and intuitive eater.
Learning how to know when you're hungry, when you're full, and what kinds of foods your body *might* actually be needing from moment to moment is a nuanced practice that takes time, patience, and a lot of grace.
So grab your favorite beverage or head out for a walk, hit play, and learn how you can trust your body around food one bite at a time.
PS.
If you are looking to dive a bit deeper into the world of intuitive eating with a mindful approach, I have a 30 Day Kit that walks you through the foundational skills in daily bite sized bits. You can get that here: https://alishacarlson.com/tmep30daykit/ (did I mention you can get this for less than a $1 a day?!)
PPS. If you know you want to get started on this journey, but not sure you can do it alone, you fill out the form here, and let's talk!
Oooh, and let's connect on social if we haven't already:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/thealishacarlson

IG: https://instagram.com/alishacarlson_

LinkedIN: https://linkedin.com/in/alishacarlson

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Don't get me wrong, listening to your body and honoring your hunger + fullness cues is critical to your non-diet lifestyle...but unfortunately many well meaning coaches teaching on intuitive eating and the anti-diet culture movement fail to teach you how to listen to your body in the first place.
If you have been dieting (whether you knew it or not) it can be extremely hard to know what your body is saying especially when it seems to just be shouting you want another brownie (insert eye roll). And the more obsessive (often seen as extreme discipline and healthy eating) the harder it can be to discern what exactly your body needs and whether or not you can even trust it.
Let's face it, we are not taught to trust our bodies. We are not taught to enjoy indulgent foods. And we are not taught that you can be healthy without watching what you eat, tracking your food in some way, or focusing on weight loss/ fat loss.
In today's episode I am walking you through some of the baby steps that will help you learn how to listen to your body helping you become a more mindful and intuitive eater.
Learning how to know when you're hungry, when you're full, and what kinds of foods your body *might* actually be needing from moment to moment is a nuanced practice that takes time, patience, and a lot of grace.
So grab your favorite beverage or head out for a walk, hit play, and learn how you can trust your body around food one bite at a time.
PS.
If you are looking to dive a bit deeper into the world of intuitive eating with a mindful approach, I have a 30 Day Kit that walks you through the foundational skills in daily bite sized bits. You can get that here: https://alishacarlson.com/tmep30daykit/ (did I mention you can get this for less than a $1 a day?!)
PPS. If you know you want to get started on this journey, but not sure you can do it alone, you fill out the form here, and let's talk!
Oooh, and let's connect on social if we haven't already:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/thealishacarlson

IG: https://instagram.com/alishacarlson_

LinkedIN: https://linkedin.com/in/alishacarlson

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undefined - Struggling to stick with a healthy routine? Plus learn one hack to help you control your urges to eat all the sweets all on this LIVE coaching call

Struggling to stick with a healthy routine? Plus learn one hack to help you control your urges to eat all the sweets all on this LIVE coaching call

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Meet Te, she's a hard working, ambitious woman who is looking to make an impact through her work and feel good in her body doing it. She's been cooped up during the COVID-19 quarantine and has noticed that working from home has definitely presented some challenges when it comes to keeping a routine for her busy schedule as a female entrepreneur, and as a result, here self-care has gone out the window.
Te wants to be healthy, she wants more energy, and she wants to feel confident in her body. She knows what she needs to do, but actually doing it is the hard part.
She is ready to make some changes, and wants to incorporate more exercise, healthy foods, and sleep, but just doesn't know where to start.
We hopped on a non-diet strategy session and outlined a couple strategies she can start implementing this week! If you're struggling to find a self-care routine as a busy mompreneur, this week's episode is for you ;)
*BONUS* we even tackled some strategies around resisting the urge to satisfy your sweet tooth. And it's probably not they typical advice you'd expect to hear.
For a sneak peek at what the non-diet lifestyle looks like, hit play. Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review if this was helpful for you!
If you are ready to take the plunge and start on your own non-diet lifestyle, head on over to:
https://alishacarlson.com/tmep30daykit/ to snag my brand new Mindful Eating Project Kickstart, a 30 Day mindful + intuitive eating challenge to help you fast track your progress into a less stressful way of eating which means you'll have more time to spend making your mark in the world and less time worrying about what to eat and what not to eat.
And if you KNOW you are ready to take it all the way, you can fill out an app to work with me here:
https://forms.gle/F6xdYk4yzGsvJGqg8Let's hang on social:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/thealishacarlson

IG: https://instagram.com/alishacarlson_

LinkedIN: https://linkedin.com/in/alishacarlson

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undefined - Is weighing yourself weighing you down?

Is weighing yourself weighing you down?

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In our culture today discipline to the point of obsession, insanity, or extreme is glorified and celebrated.
But what happens when all of that focus weighs us down, distracts, and discourages us? Is there another way we can set fitness goals without going crazy over the number we see on the scale?
For many, ambitious mom bosses, they see ourselves as weak or lazy if they aren't fit, running a successful business, and leading the charge on the PTA--because we have such high expectations for ourselves and we have so much passion. We can easily get caught up in perfectionism and comparison...which is the exact opposite of self love.
When our tummies look fat or softer than we think they should, we start to obsess. Think about starting a new diet that promises bikini body ready results in 6 weeks. For many of us, we have been taught that being overweight or not looking a certain way made us worthless.
I'm here to remind you that life is more than food, clothes, or what our bodies look like. You were created with a very special and unique purpose in mind, and the good news is, you don't have to be a certain size or shape to make that happen.
You do however, need to let go of the guilt, shame, and unhealthy mindsets that are keeping you stuck in this toxic cycle.
If you're tired of setting fitness goals related to weight loss and fat loss, and want to start setting fitness goal to make you feel strong and empowered, you're in the right place.
Let's get social:
FB: https://www.facebook.com/thealishacarlson

IG: https://instagram.com/alishacarlson_

LinkedIN: https://linkedin.com/in/alishacarlsonWant to work with me?
https://forms.gle/F6xdYk4yzGsvJGqg8Get to know more about me and The Strong[HER] Way:
https://alishacarlson.com/

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