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In this episode we’re diving into the 5 things I wish I’d know when starting this wellness journey.
Website: realfoodwholelife.com
Instagram: @realfoodwholelife
All show notes & resources available at realfoodwholelife.com
In today’s show we’re unpacking some of the themes from previous episodes and I’m sharing a personal story and the 5 things I wish I’d known when first starting out.
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODEWhat I Wish I’d Known
It’s hard to be gentle when you have big goals. But perfect is an impossible target, and holding yourself to such a standard is a quick way to burnout. Plus, it’s just really difficult to maintain in the long run. Instead try to be gentle in the process.
Know yourself, your life context, and what works for you. Then honor it.
External outcomes are fine, and there’s nothing wrong with wanting to lose weight, get toned, eat healthier, or meditate more. Try to keep in mind why you’re doing this, and then see if you can bring your focus inward.
Even though there are a million prescriptive diets and wellness plans in the world, there is more than one right way to wellness. Trust yourself in finding what works for you. Not doing things according to a perfect plan does not mean you’re failing.
If you find yourself pushing through, checking boxes, and missing the joy see if you can take a step back. Is there a way to make some changes so that you’re working from a place of support, belief, and slowness?
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In this episode we’re diving into the 5 things I wish I’d know when starting this wellness journey.
Website: realfoodwholelife.com
Instagram: @realfoodwholelife
All show notes & resources available at realfoodwholelife.com
In today’s show we’re unpacking some of the themes from previous episodes and I’m sharing a personal story and the 5 things I wish I’d known when first starting out.
KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THIS EPISODEWhat I Wish I’d Known
It’s hard to be gentle when you have big goals. But perfect is an impossible target, and holding yourself to such a standard is a quick way to burnout. Plus, it’s just really difficult to maintain in the long run. Instead try to be gentle in the process.
Know yourself, your life context, and what works for you. Then honor it.
External outcomes are fine, and there’s nothing wrong with wanting to lose weight, get toned, eat healthier, or meditate more. Try to keep in mind why you’re doing this, and then see if you can bring your focus inward.
Even though there are a million prescriptive diets and wellness plans in the world, there is more than one right way to wellness. Trust yourself in finding what works for you. Not doing things according to a perfect plan does not mean you’re failing.
If you find yourself pushing through, checking boxes, and missing the joy see if you can take a step back. Is there a way to make some changes so that you’re working from a place of support, belief, and slowness?
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