By Renee Manning
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In the final episode of my series on nutrition, I’m speaking with Caroll Lee about the joy of eating and using food as preventative medicine. Caroll is a certified health coach and founder of Provenance Meals. Each episode of this special series has provided me with at least one takeaway that I have carried over into my daily life. I hope it has been just as useful for you.
Today, Caroll talks about her lifelong struggle with her diet. From a very young age, she suffered from stomach pains and it wasn’t until she first became pregnant and started to eat a more healthy diet that she began to correlate the diet with feeling better. After making that connection and wanting a career change, Caroll decided to go back to school to study nutrition.
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“I don't mean to put pressure on people, but we have to start changing our lifestyle. We have to start changing what we eat because it really, really matters and it really matters to the people we love.” Caroll Lee
Connect with Caroll
Instagram @caroll.lee
Instagram @provenancemeals
Website https://www.provenancemeals.com
Contact Renee:
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Instagram: @Biggest_small_things
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Today I’m talking nutrition with registered dietician Lauren Zimmerman. Lauren is the Director of Nutrition at Synchronicity, a recovery, and wellness center. At the center, Lauren offers cooking classes, gut reset programs, and gives plant-based nutritional talks. All to help her clients live their optimal life.
From a young age, Lauren was interested in cooking as a way to give to others, which led her to become a dietician. She became interested in plant-based nutrition when she was working as a dietician with cardiac recovery patients. Through her research, she discovered the many heart benefits of a plant-based diet.
One of the biggest takeaways from my conversation with Lauren was to view recipes as a template, you can make small tweaks to shake things up, but don’t have to be super creative. I hope as you listen, you gain useful insights as well.
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“I saw food as an expression and something to give to. I still see food as making something for others.” Lauren Zimmerman
Connect with Lauren
Email [email protected]
Instagram @laurenz_rd
Synchronicity https://thesynclife.com
Contact Renee:
[email protected]
Instagram: @Biggest_small_things
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Today, I am bringing you a conversation with my family on how we’ve been incorporating better nutrition into our household and daily routine. I believe it is beneficial to give children some level of ownership over their eating habits. In this episode, you will hear how we have been able to implement small changes within our household to eat healthier as a family.
Some of the things we’ve been maneuvering include: my youngest daughter recently becoming vegetarian; my older daughter is working with a nutritionist to treat migraines, and my husband started eating better and incorporating healthy smoothies into our diet. We hope some of the changes we’ve implemented and share in this episode, inspire you to do the same.
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Resources:
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Contact Renee:
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Instagram: @Biggest_small_things
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“You would die for your kids, but would you change for them?” That was a question once posed to Suzanne Carpenter, founder of CarpenterOne80, a company that focuses on equipping people with the tools they need to help them lose weight while living a lifestyle they love. That one question helped Suzanne acknowledge that she had a life-long eating disorder. Wanting to provide the best possible example to her daughters, she decided to confront the problem.
On today’s show, I’m speaking with Suzanne about making peace with food, and how she turned her journey into a business to help others do the same. Suzanne became a certified nutritionist, and through Carpenter One80’s three distinct nutrition programs, she helps her clients learn their triggers, understand the basics of nutritional information, develop a maintainable lifestyle, and make their peace with food.
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“When you can understand just what foods to put in your body and why there becomes this beautiful balance, biology takes over, and the system sorts itself out.” Suzanne Carpenter
Contact Suzanne:
Email Suzanne [email protected]
Website: https://carpenterone80.com
Contact Renee:
[email protected]
Instagram: @Biggest_small_things
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How can I be the most healthy? This question comes up often in conversations with friends, family, and clients. In my quest to answer this question and more, I am beginning a four-part series on nutrition. I am kicking things off with Dr. Stephanie Zgraggen.
Dr. Stephanie was finishing her degree, working, studying for certification boards, preparing to buy a private practice, and planning a wedding. She began to feel the stresses of life and work weighing on her health. Unable to find a diagnosable problem, she relied on her training, did a deep dive into her health, and found she had several hormonal imbalances. Her year-long experience aided her ability to help other women with similar issues. Today, Dr. Stephanie is a trained chiropractor who owns a private practice that focuses on functional endocrinology, lifestyle modification, and whole food supplementation.
My discussion with Dr. Stephanie has taught me the importance of reading labels and understanding nutrients, and I hope it helps you too.
Show Highlights
"We've seen research over time that if you take high doses of synthetic vitamins, it depletes other pieces of vitamins and minerals in the body." Dr. Stephanie
Resources:Dr. Stephanie Zgraggen Website: https://drzgraggen.com
Phone +1 843.214.2997
Contact Renee:
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Instagram: @Biggest_small_things
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If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment.
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Reflection is good for the soul, especially in today’s world. In this episode, I take some time to reflect on the lessons I’ve learned from past podcast guests. Because each guest has been impactful on my personal growth. I hope as you re-listen to some of the interviews, or listen to them for the first time, you will be as inspired too.
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Resources:Episode 3 featuring Joan Mara
Episode 4 featuring Kiri Masters
Episode 5 featuring Brian Brault
Episode 7 featuring Krista Moore
Episode 8 featuring Katty Douraghy
Episode 9 featuring Eli Dent
Episode 12 featuring Monica Barnet
Episode 14 featuring Emily Cassel
Episode 17 featuring Julie Tassy
Episode 19 featuring Rob Jordan
Episode 20 featuring Dana Marxer
Episode 27 featuring Miranda Barrett
Episode 28 featuring Stacie Barber
Contact Renee:
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Instagram: @Biggest_small_things
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If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment.
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When I look good, I feel good.
Right now there's a lot going on outside my control. A lot. So, I have decided to focus my energy on something that always makes me smile. Fashion! In fact--this week there will be a bonus episode of the podcast dedicated to my top 5 picks for spring. Wear now--feel great and impress your family!--and wear later--feel great and impress everyone else!
Spring Top 5
Sporty Sandals -- This season, I am trying Tevas (or something similar). For the last couple years I have worn my plastic Birkenstocks, which I still love! Both are great because they are waterproof, stay in place and last longer than a one-season (or shorter) pair of plastic flip-flops.
One-Piece Swimsuit -- After years of mix-n-match bikini/tankini summers, I am going for a black one-piece! Easy to wear with shorts to bike to the pool or with a coverup to provide a little more tummy coverage. Plus, what's more classic than a black mallot? I'm looking at Prana, Athleta and Everything But Water.
Cover-up/Dress (with build-in shelf-bra) -- I am going for a black, midi-length from Prana that will work either as a cover-up for a pool party or as an actual dress, with jewelry and shoes. Always easy to add a jean jacket (cape-style) to wear in the super cold AC.
Bright Earrings -- I love adding color in my accessories--to jazz up all my black. Earrings are fun, too, especially since we're all on video so much! I ordered these from The Slip, one of my favorite shops in Mount Pleasant, SC.
Subtle (yet fun!) Necklace-- After taking stock of my jewelry, I have lots of big, bold necklaces but nothing fun that's not too stuffy. (I'm not ready to wear my pearls for every-day!) I ordered this Evil Eye pendant (you know I love evil eyes) from Beckett Boutique, another Charleston, SC favorite--my runner up was the from Kendra Scott. Another "wear now for the video calls" accessory that will be fun all spring long--at home or out and about.
Bonus Item! I am also looking at jeans--I want a high-rise, wide leg or flare. Something that's not super skinny, which I already have, but still wearable with flats/sandals. Looking at Mother, Madewell and J. Crew.
(Note--I am not an influencer and I don't get paid if you buy anything. I do highlight some small businesses that could use our love right now. My intention is to provide fun ideas and fashion finds that work for my "mom/work-from-home" lifestyle. Plus, I need some escapism from all the bad news--thought you might, too.)
Contact:
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Instagram @biggest_small_things
biggestsmallthings.com
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Today we are talking about building a life or career around doing what you love. I’m talking with Carmen Marshall, a business mentor and lifestyle coach with 20 years experience. Carmen founded Soul Craft, a company with products and online instruction designed to help you create the modern-spirited lifestyle you’ll love to live.
Carmen shares with us the story of working a job she didn’t like to save enough money to build her own company. A financial crash that erased much of that hard work made her realize the futility of putting off for tomorrow and the importance of living a life you love. That realization has helped her create and grow her company while living and traveling the world with a little dance thrown in to make her life all that much better.
I enjoyed my talk with Carmen, she helped me see a few new ideas for me to explore, and I hope she will be equally inspiring to you.
Show Highlights
“I always teach my clients: look back before you look forward. Celebrate before you set your goals for the new year.” Carmen Marshall
How To Connect With Carmen:
www.CarmenMarshall.com
IG @carmen_marshall
FB www.facebook.com/CarmenMarshallEntrepreneur
Contact Renee:
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Instagram: @Biggest_small_things
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EPISODE CREDITS:
If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment.
He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world.
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Today, I am going to share a three-step process to help you create an empowered mindset during this time of heightened anxiety and fear. Yes, we're going to talk about the Novel Coronavirus. And, we're going to talk about how we're feeling. This episode speaks to the mental health aspect of dealing with any stressful situation and provides a process that we can follow to move toward a more positive mindset.
I want to provide this process, and I hope that you can take it and plug into it whatever is bothering, challenging, or irritating you and help you to find your way forward. We've got challenges, we've got fears, and we've got anxiety. But we also have opportunity and hope. It's all normal. We need to trust ourselves to know that we have what we need inside ourselves.
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The Power of TED by David Emerald: https://amzn.to/2Jb0rV3
Contact Renee:
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Instagram: @Biggest_small_things
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This week we are talking about why the power of building a supportive and trusting environment and honoring yourself is essential in today's world. My guests are Dr. Kaitlyn Carroll, a pediatric and prenatal chiropractor, who owns and operates a corrective chiropractic office with her husband. And, Stacie Barber, a transformational life and wellness coach, who also runs a mindful body studio with her husband.
They each share a story from their life that helped them grow into the wonderful women they are now. Their stories are different, but their lessons are similar: we must be willing to accept and trust ourselves for who we are and allow our struggles to help us grow. I hope we can all learn to honor ourselves a little more.
Show Highlights
"The beautiful, spectacular part of being a human being is that we all have intuition guiding us at any moment." Stacie Barber
"The thing I would tell my younger self and anybody else out there starting a business is that it's hard to do it all on your own, but to have resources, you will go a long way." Kaitlyn Carroll
Resources:
Stacie Barber Coaching
Dr. Kaitlyn Carroll, Corrective Chiropractic
Untamed by Glennon Doyle
Contact Renee:
[email protected]
Instagram: @Biggest_small_things
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EPISODE CREDITS:
If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment.
He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world.
Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com
The podcast currently has 38 episodes available.