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Maybe You’re Not Supposed to Do More: Rethinking What Growth Actually Looks Like

Maybe You’re Not Supposed to Do More: Rethinking What Growth Actually Looks Like What if growth doesn’t always look like more? In this episode, I’m sharing a conversation with a client that stopped me in my tracks. She was frustrated that she wasn’t lifting the same amount of wei ...  Show more

Hormones, Food Rules & Taking Back the Power on Your Plate

What if the reason you feel so confused about food isn't that you're doing it wrong? What if you're trying to follow three rulebooks at once, and none of them agree? The first is every food and body rule you've absorbed over the years. The second is what your hormones are doing r ...  Show more

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