Most women don’t start their wellness journey because they love themselves — they start because they hate where they are. And while that spark of discomfort can ignite change, it won’t sustain it. If your self-care is fueled by shame, burnout is inevitable.
In this episode of Practically Possible, we reframe the foundation of wellness. You’ll learn:
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Why self-hatred doesn’t work and how psychology + neuroscience show a better way.
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Where to start with nutrition, movement, and habit stacking — without overwhelm.
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How to move from reactive to proactive so you stop waiting for burnout to make a change.
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The power of identity shifts — and how every action becomes a vote for who you’re becoming.
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How to build momentum that lasts — through consistency, not perfection.
Friend, this isn’t about punishing your body into change. It’s about partnering with yourself to build a lifestyle of energy, vitality, and confidence. Because when self-care flows from self-respect, momentum becomes inevitable.
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