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Ep. 135 Ever stop and ask yourself why you do things the way you do? From how you fold your laundry to how you handle your relationships—so much of what we do is inherited thinking. In this episode of Healthy Illness, host Coach Kelly Marie dives into the question we all need to ask more often: “Who said that?”
Through a heartfelt story about a family recipe passed down through generations, Kelly unpacks how old habits and beliefs—whether from family, culture, or social media—can quietly dictate our decisions.
Using her “Says Who” tool, she shares four simple but transformative questions to help you pause, reflect, and reclaim your own way of doing things.
✨ Key Takeaways:
The “Pot Roast Principle”: how family traditions reveal unconscious conditioning
4 questions to challenge automatic thoughts and actions
Why “this is how it’s always been done” can block personal growth
How to choose methods, routines, and mindsets that actually serve you
Permission to rewrite your own rules—with compassion and humor
💬 Try the Says Who Tool:
Need Support? If you’re in need of mental health resources:
Dial 211 for local community and support services
Call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (24/7 confidential help in the U.S.)
🎙️ Connect with the Show:
Follow @HealthyIllnessPodcast on Instagram
Subscribe to the JazzCast Pros Network for more empowering shows: www.JazzCastPros.com
Share this episode with someone who’s ready to start doing things their way 💛
Chapters:
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Ep. 135 Ever stop and ask yourself why you do things the way you do? From how you fold your laundry to how you handle your relationships—so much of what we do is inherited thinking. In this episode of Healthy Illness, host Coach Kelly Marie dives into the question we all need to ask more often: “Who said that?”
Through a heartfelt story about a family recipe passed down through generations, Kelly unpacks how old habits and beliefs—whether from family, culture, or social media—can quietly dictate our decisions.
Using her “Says Who” tool, she shares four simple but transformative questions to help you pause, reflect, and reclaim your own way of doing things.
✨ Key Takeaways:
The “Pot Roast Principle”: how family traditions reveal unconscious conditioning
4 questions to challenge automatic thoughts and actions
Why “this is how it’s always been done” can block personal growth
How to choose methods, routines, and mindsets that actually serve you
Permission to rewrite your own rules—with compassion and humor
💬 Try the Says Who Tool:
Need Support? If you’re in need of mental health resources:
Dial 211 for local community and support services
Call or text 988 for the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline (24/7 confidential help in the U.S.)
🎙️ Connect with the Show:
Follow @HealthyIllnessPodcast on Instagram
Subscribe to the JazzCast Pros Network for more empowering shows: www.JazzCastPros.com
Share this episode with someone who’s ready to start doing things their way 💛
Chapters:
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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