Small Changes Big Shifts

Today on Small Changes Big Shifts we have Melissa Hartwig. Melissa is a Certified Sports Nutritionist who specializes in helping people change their relationship with food and create life-long, healthy habits. She is the co-creator of the original Whole30 program, the New York Times bestselling author of The Whole30 and It Starts With Food, and has been featured by Dr. Oz, Good Morning America, the Wall Street Journal, Details, Shape, Outside, and SELF. Melissa has presented more than 150 health and nutrition seminars worldwide, and provides support to more than 1.5 million people a month through the Whole30 website. Melissa enjoys kettlebell training, traveling, hiking, winter sports, yoga, and riding her motorcycle, and is on the advisory board for Paleo Magazine. She lives in Salt Lake City, UT.

Today on Small Changes Big Shifts we have Dr. Aviva Romm. Dr. Aviva, called "the face of natural medicine in the 21st century by Prevention Magazine," has bridged the best of traditional medicine with good science for over three decades. A midwife, herbalist, and Yale trained MD, Board Certified in Family Medicine with Obstetrics, as well as a graduate of Dr. Weil's Integrative Medicine Residency through the University of Arizona, and was sought out by Dr, Mark Hyman to join The UltraWellness Center where she practiced Functional Medicine for 2 years.

Happy New Year! Today I wanted to talk to you about closing out 2016 and beginning 2017 and how important it is to take time to celebrate. We'll also tackle my two new favorite words for this new year, rhythm and reset.

Today, I have a special guest on Small Changes Big Shifts. Paul Young is a father of six, husband, grandfather and the author of the bestseller, The Shack. Paul's life has been anything but normal.

Today on Small Changes Big Shifts we are speaking to author, inspirational speaker and grief advocate Lisa Cooper. Her book, You Are My Voice, How Love's Voice Never Dies, is about her experience with grieving her mother's passing. If you are looking for an instant dose of hope, click here. Today, I'm also speaking Dondi Dahlin about her new book, The Five Elements. Dahlin, uses ancient Chinese traditions and the five forces: water, wood, fire, earth, and metal to help people understand themselves and form lasting connections to others, answering the age-old question of why we do what we do.

Today on Small Changes Big Shifts we have Kelly Swanson. Kelly is an award-winning comedian, motivational speaker, and storyteller. Her wacky cast of southern characters have charmed audiences from coast to coast - from convention halls to cruise ships. She makes you laugh, reminds you of your value, helps you see beyond your obstacles, and teaches you how to use your story to gain confidence and impact your market and your world.

Join us on Small Changes Big Shifts today to learn about Leigh's story. Leigh Weinraub is an innovative pioneer in the world of personal transformation, moving people toward their peak performance. Today, Leigh leads a new movement that will teach you how to unlock your inner-strength to become your own greatest champion.

Today Dr. Brian Lum is on Small Changes Big Shifts talking about how he uses 23andMe, salt water and olive oil to help his clients live a vibrant life. On the show we also have the owner of Tasteful Olive, Jeanne Mackay. Jeanne will explain why fresh olive oil can transform your health.

Today, on Small Changes Big Shifts I am speaking with author Deborah Shouse. Deborah Shouse's world changed after she watched her mother battle dementia. Her mother's dementia taught her how to find hope, compassion and love. The journey also helped her connect with her mother and family on a deeper level. We'll also be catching up with our real guest Sudy and see how she's been.

We all know that we need food, water, shelter and clothing. But what about love and kindness? Isn't love also a basic need? Everyone we encounter whether they are a stranger, our mother, sister or a new friend, needs love. Everyone wants to feel like they matter. Today, I am speaking with Kris Wittenberg and Shira Taylor Gura about the power of kindness.