Welcome to The Nutrition Edit podcast for high performing women ready to feel their best in their bodies, careers and personal lives. We'll debunk myths about health, weight loss and exercise and explore the latest nutrition and biohacking trends. We'll filter out the B.S., share what you really need to know, and help you put the good stuff into practice in a way that works for YOU.
You’ll get actionable tips from guest experts and myself on how to up-level your mindset, workouts, relationships and environment, and start feeling like the badass woman you are! Join me as we bust through the broscience and male-centric health paradigm to help you achieve optimal performance - body, mind and soul.
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Dreaming of more restful sleep?
Consistently getting enough sleep is so crucial when it comes to feeling your best and optimizing your health and fitness. To help you do this, I’ve put together a handy cheat sheet of ways to improve your sleep so you can wake up feeling refreshed and ready to take on whatever life throws at you. I know these practices have made a huge difference for myself and my clients, so I hope you find them helpful too.
S4, Episode 10: Going It Alone vs Seeking Savior
In this episode we're exploring the differences between going it alone, getting the support and guidance you need, and what I call “seeking savior”. If you’re anything like me and the women who come to me for help, you’ve likely tried to figure things out on your own when it comes to your health and fitness, only to end up overwhelmed, confused, and burnt out by all the information out there. Today I’m sharing how to get the support and guidance you need without sacrificing your autonomy. We’ll talk about the importance of self-trust, how to build it, what to do when challenges arise, and what to look for when seeking out professional support.
S3, Episode 12: If I Knew Then… Time Flies, Start Now
In this episode, I reflect on the perception of time and how it relates to pursuing your health and fitness goals. It’s important to be patient and stay consistent on your health journey and understand that progress doesn’t happen overnight but it does happen by having the right knowledge and support.