Today we're bringing back this gem from our archives, the ladies of the LadyGang (Jac Vanek, Keltie Knight, Becca Tobin) join Jeannie to share some juicy and thoughtful tidbits from their new book, Act Like a Lady. They cover everything from how much you're expected to pay for when planning a destination wedding to what it's like to have a "one-day stand." Plus, they chat about what their rise to fame has been like and why it can be the best revenge against the former mean girls from school.
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Looking in the mirror and loving what you see can be challenging! That's why Jeannie Mai has invited professional psychotherapist and registered dietician, Dr. Supatra Tovar onto the show to discuss how to celebrate your body through practicing self-compassion and mindfulness. First, Dr. Tovar fills the fam in on what she calls the "hidden disorder" of body dysmorphia and how to combat lookism and weightism, while Jeannie discusses her own triumphs over her own body dysmorphia. Dr. Tovar will also teach methods of breaking negative thought patterns and even walks Jeannie (and you!) through a mini-live meditation to become more aware of the thoughts that fill your mind and how to curate your brain feed!
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The LadyGang and Jeannie break down "Act Like a Lady"

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