The 2018 Happy Healthy Mom Summit is under way, and today I'm sharing 5 lessons I've learned from putting it together.

These don't just apply to me, though! These are life lessons that I needed to learn but that apply to anyone who goes through a hard thing or works to meet a big goal.

Check out the summit or get your free ticket before it ends at thehappyhealthymomsummit.com!

Another interview today - the last one for a while! I've loved sharing these interviews from last year's Happy Healthy Mom Summit while gearing up for this one! Today I'm sharing Emily's interview on overcoming negative body thoughts and cultivating self-love. She has some great insight to share and tips for how to improve your body image starting right now. Don't miss all the other incredible interviews at the 2018 Happy Healthy Mom Summit! Get your free ticket at thehappyhealthymomsummit.com.

Another interview from the 2017 Happy Healthy Mom Summit for you today! This time I'm chatting with Rachel from Rachel Rebuilt all about learning to accept and respect your body, how to shift your mindset to change your body image, and how to teach your daughters a positive body image from a young age. 

Go follow Rachel on Instagram at @rachel_rebuilt. And don't forget to grab your FREE ticket to this year's Happy Healthy Mom Summit! thehappyhealthymomsummit.com

The 2018 Happy Healthy Mom Summit is back! For today's podcast episode, I'm giving you a peek into what you can expect from the summit by giving you an interview from last year's summit with Emily Fonnesbeck. She talks about how to free ourselves from dieting and to make peace with food and has some incredible insights to share.

Make sure to grab your free summit ticket at thehappyhealthymomsummit.com - it all happens May 7-11, completely free and online! Don't miss it!

Ever wondered how to start on this process of healing your relationship with food or becoming an intuitive eater...without a clear plan?

This episode is my attempt to answer that question. How I live and make good decisions (for the most part) honoring my own best interest, without a clear-cut set of rules or instructions.

Avoid the trap of overwhelm with all the good resources out there and learn how to move forward - even if you're not certain what it will look like in the future.

Today I'm interviewing Julie Newbry from @the.intuitive.trainer and you're going to love her! She shares her story about her struggle with an eating disorder, her journey to healing by practicing the principles of Intuitive Eating, and her thoughts on exercise (intuitive movement) as a NASM certified personal trainer. Go follow Julie on Instagram to keep learning from her!

Let's get a bit biblical here as I tell you the parable of the sock basket. Just kidding - it's not biblical at all. :) But I do want to compare my sock basket to your relationship with food and encourage you to do the work that will lead to lasting change and the life you want to live.

I'm also inviting you to join my group coaching membership, Eat Happy Collective. Head on over to nutritionredefined.co/membership to join - doors are closing soon and won't open again until July 2018!

This Q+A call covered a ton of ground - topics like how to stop sabotaging yourself with your food choices, how to heal your relationship with exercise, and how to teach your children these principles. 

I also opened the doors to Eat Happy Collective, my brand new monthly membership group coaching program. Go to nutritionredefined.co/membership to join me inside - doors are only open for a few days and won't open again until July!

Today I'm diving deeper into the idea I hear all the time - that all this stuff about healing your relationship with food is great and important, but FIRST I just need to lose some weight. Then, I'll do the real work. I'm talking more about my beliefs about weight loss, why it's a problem to be so focused on our weight, and what to focus on instead to get the results you really want. Which is so much more about the way you feel than the way you look!

I'm sharing a small experience I had a few days ago that had a powerful impact on the way I'll do things going forward. I'm talking about compliments and the way we speak to each other as women. The power of our words is greater than we know, and I'm encouraging you to start paying more attention to your words - especially when it comes to giving compliments.