The Feel Good Daily Show

The Feel Good Daily Show

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The Feel Good Daily Show episodes

  • 200: Saying "See You Later" Part 2

    In this episode, hosts Sam and Jess share a candid update on their podcast journey, emphasizing the importance of listening to life's seasons and honoring what feels right. They discuss recent personal challenges, shifts in priorities, and the value of slowing down to truly embrace what makes us feel good.

    Key topics:

    • The bittersweet decision to pause the podcast and the significance of knowing when to take a break
    • Jess's recent health scare leading to personal reflection
    • The evolution of their podcast as a bonding tool and how life changes
    • Navigating the balance between content demands and family life, especially with a new baby
    • Recognizing the seasons of life and allowing oneself to evolve and adapt
    • The value of being in alignment with one's feelings and stepping back when needed
    • Celebrating their 200th episode milestone and reflecting on previous stages of their lives
    • Encouragement for listeners to embrace change and follow what feels good in their own seasons


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    14 min
  • 199: Saying "See you later" Part 1

    In this episode of The Feel Good Daily Show, Sam shares a deeply personal update about why the podcast is going on pause after four years and 200 episodes. Life has been especially full lately, with parenting, recovery, travel, health challenges, and the growing realization that something has to give. Sam talks honestly about the tension many creators feel: constantly producing content can make it hard to actually live the things they teach. After years of helping others feel good, she’s choosing to focus on what matters most right now—her family, her health, and being present in this season of life. She also opens up about stepping back from social media, adjusting her fitness business, and making changes that better support community over performance. The episode is emotional, reflective, and grounded in the belief that sometimes saying no to what once felt good is the path to saying yes to yourself. In this episode, Sam shares:

    • Why the podcast is pausing after 200 episodes
    • How motherhood is reshaping her priorities
    • The pressure creators face to stay relevant
    • Why she’s stepping back from social media
    • What she learned from shifting her fitness platform back


    Key Takeaway

    Sometimes the most aligned choice isn’t to keep doing more, it’s to slow down, be present, and focus on the life right in front of you.

    Come back for the 200th episode next week to hear Jess’s perspective and join Sam for a thoughtful send-off before the pause.

    17 min
  • 198: How to Adopt a Genuinely Fit Lifestyle (Part 2)

    This week, Sam is continuing on the topic of social media making fitness a performance. She shares practical ways that you can adopt a genuinely fit lifestyle without jumping on trends and comparing yourself to influencers.


    Key topics:

    • The importance of identifying your personal why for health and fitness
    • Why to prioritize 'why' over 'how' in your health journey
    • The dangers of social media comparison and curated lifestyles
    • Simple, sustainable habits: move your body, eat what feels good, drink water
    • The importance of reducing social media screen time to focus on real life
    • Embracing contentment over constant content consumption


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    10 min
  • 197: How Social Media Turns Fitness Into a Show (Part 1)

    This week, Sam shares a solo episode all about social media and how it turns fitness into a performance rather than a genuine pursuit. 

    Key topics:

    • The transformation of fitness into a performance for social media validation
    • The impact of curated lifestyles and influencer culture on real health goals
    • How gym culture is shaping behavior around selfies and privacy concerns
    • The difference between genuine health motivations and performative habits
    • The influence of trends like Pilates and “hot girl walks” driven by social status
    • Understanding influencer content as actors in a scripted performance
    • The importance of defining your own reasons for fitness, outside of social validation
    • Practical ideas to adopt a healthy lifestyle rooted in authenticity rather than performance



    12 min
  • 196: How to Vacation Every Day

    Discover 14 practical ways to make every day feel like a vacation, even from the comfort of your home. Whether you're longing for a break from work or just seeking more joy in everyday life, these tips will help you create that vacation vibe on any budget.

    Main Topics Covered:

    • Creating daily vacation routines

    • Practical tips for mental and physical relaxation

    • How to intentionally design your days for joy and rejuvenation

    In this episode:

    • The concept of vacation at home and its mental health benefits

    • How simple changes like coffee with a view can boost your mood

    • Dressing intentionally to feel more productive and confident

    • The importance of unplugging from technology to reconnect

    • Eating outdoors and recreating meals from favorite destinations

    • The value of reading, exploring, and being a tourist in your own town

    • Napping, revamping your space, and trying new experiences

    • Celebrating happy hour at home and engaging your senses

    • How to create your own "vacation scent" to trigger relaxation

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    23 min
  • 195: How to Win Wednesdays

    In this episode, Jess and Sam talk about how to turn Wednesdays into a meaningful “win” by building in something to look forward to, doing one challenging thing, and breaking up the week with a consistent ritual.


    Key Takeaways

    • Wednesdays can be a powerful reset point in the week.
    • A weekly habit or tradition makes the middle of the week feel easier.
    • Pairing a challenge with something enjoyable helps create momentum.
    • You do not need a big or expensive activity to make Wednesday special.
    • Small rituals can help break up the monotony of the week.
    • The idea of “Winning Wednesday” as a midweek anchor.
    • Weekly routines like family dinners, date night, walks, and run club.
    • Simple ways to look forward to Wednesday: Starbucks, fun jewelry, dance breaks, breakfast for dinner, or game night.
    • The importance of showing up for the workout or task you usually skip.
    • Why pushing through Wednesday can make Thursday and Friday feel easier.

    Actionable Tip

    Pick one thing for Wednesday that feels fun, restorative, or motivating, and make it a standing weekly habit.

    Closing Thought

    Winning Wednesday is not about doing more, it is about creating one meaningful moment in the middle of the week that helps everything else feel easier.

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    17 min
  • 194: Tiny Tasks Lead to Big Rewards

    In this episode, we explore how breaking big goals into tiny, manageable steps can lead to success in various areas like cleaning, fitness, and weight loss. Learn practical tips for consistency and sustainable progress.Key Topics

    • Breaking big goals into small, manageable steps
    • The importance of consistency in habit formation
    • Practical tips for cleaning and organization
    • Sustainable weight loss strategies
    • The concept of movement snacks and micro-movements
    • Overcoming excuses and building momentum


    Takeaways

    • Breaking goals into tiny steps makes them more achievable.
    • Consistency is about doing a little every day, not perfection.
    • Small, daily actions lead to big results over time.
    • Creating personalized schedules increases adherence.
    • Progress is a snowball effect, not instant success.


    17 min
  • 193: Leave Your Ego at the Door with Special Guest Sean Bilby

    In this episode of the Feel Good Daily Show, Sam and her husband Sean share their personal journeys with injury recovery, the importance of delayed gratification, and how to balance self-care with self-sabotage. They discuss the mental shifts necessary to prioritize long-term goals over short-term pleasures, providing actionable insights for sustained success.

    10 min
  • 191: The Power of Baby Steps For Lasting Results

    This episode emphasizes the importance of mastering the basics before jumping into extreme routines. It highlights how foundational habits and gradual progress lead to sustainable success, using relatable stories and practical advice.


    Key topics

    • The importance of foundational habits in fitness and life
    • The dangers of jumping into extremes without preparation
    • The concept of exponential growth through consistent small steps


    14 min

About The Feel Good Daily Show

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Welcome to the Feel Good Daily Show. Your weekly podcast that will help you feel good, for good. From fitness and nutrition, to mindset and real life stories, you will leave each episode with the…

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