This episode of Hope in Struggle is from a previous interview that I did with Chalene Johnson on her podcast, The Chalene Show, and is for anybody who has struggled with body issues or anybody who helps today’s children develop positive attitudes towards their own bodies, especially parents and teachers. During the interview, I chat about personal struggles with her self-image from childhood and how I always felt less than I was actually worth. But I promise this story is ultimately a happy one! I'm proud to feel successful, happy, and have a beautiful family. This episode is a good reminder to all of us that what we say to a child or anyone for that matter, can make a big difference (both positive and negative) in their lives.  

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ABOUT MINDY LAWHORNE: Mindy Lawhorne owns her own fitness business, which she runs with her husband and business partner Lee Lawhorne from their home in North Texas. Growing up chubby, Mindy knows what it's like to struggle with weight. She is no stranger to the trials life brings, having walked through divorce, single parenthood, getting buried in and climbing out of debt, remarrying, and living with Lee’s cancer. God has shaped Mindy through her struggles and she believes each trial was put in her life for His grand purpose and her joy through Him. Today Mindy and Lee run their business, teach fitness classes, present, and film fitness videos. They have two beautiful boys, two scruffy dogs, and love working with others through fitness for His glory.

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