Elizabeth and Shelley share how they're feeling during quarantine, they discuss the great mask debate and why it might be good to reframe the way they're thinking about lockdown. Shelley explains what she calls "spiriling" and tips to get herself out of it. Elizabeth and Shelley discuss a few different ways to stay present and how staying present can help you during moments of crisis. They also talk about the power of breath work and reveal how their relationship with food has been during the pandemic. We want to hear from you! Have you thought you've had COVID-19? How did you handle the fear behind those thoughts? Has quarantine effected your creativity?

Erin Telford is a Breathwork healer and teacher, acupuncturist and Reiki Master, providing individual healing treatments and group healing sessions. Today she shares with Elizabeth how important it is to learn to dance with the many energies of life and the difference between personal and collective energy. Erin explains how breath work can not only help you work through an emotion but can ultimately help you sit with and eventually dismantle it. We learn about shadow work and how it can help you on your journey for self-love. To book a group session with Erin, visit www.erintelford.com

Biet is the world-renowned meditation leader dubbed the "Lady Gaga of Meditation". She shares with us her journey with food and body dysmorphia and how that's effected her confidence in what she does. She shares how she learned to love every part of herself and her pursuit of intuitive eating and additionally, how to let go of the idea that if she loves herself enough, she'll get skinnier. As of today, Biet is present with her food and says that "food is her bitch. She eats it, it doesn't eat her."  Biet explains that vanity has always been her blind spot and how a deep surrender was necessary in order for her to heal. To learn more about Biet Simkin, visit www.bietsimkin.com

How to break the diet cycle - Shelley tries to focus on how she gained weight in the first place and resist yo-yo dieting. Elizabeth shares her weight loss journey and how she's kept it off. Shelley admits that she's been hinging her happiness on weight loss. Elizabeth challenges Shelley to think about what things she's avoiding due to her weight and Elizabeth explains how to feel abundance moment by moment.

Elizabeth and Shelley talk about the difference between a lifestyle change and a diet. Elizabeth clarifies what Keto 2.0 means. Shelley is trying to address the inner work that needs to happen on her weight loss journey, and has finally realized that she has a lot of feelings. Elizabeth and Shelley discuss trauma and how that can effect relationship with food.

Listen in as co-host and comedian, Shelley Carling shares her struggle with her weight-loss journey and her fears about spreading the word about Keto 2.0. Is this just another diet?! No! It's a lifestyle change. In this episode, you'll learn about H.A.L.T, a helpful tool on how to recognize emotional eating triggers and inspiration on how to overcome them.