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She's tried the diets. She's done the programs. 

She's read the social media posts telling her it's her hormones, her perimenopause, her metabolism and some part of her almost wants it to be true.

 Because if it's that, at least it's not her.

But what if the real blocker isn't her body at all?

In this joint episode, Greg Fearon (The Identity Architect) and Ashley Beeman — fitness coachand four-time bodybuilding competitor with Hashimoto's and perimenopause  get into the conversations most coaches won't have in public.

What they cover:

• Why the women who fly aren't the ones with perfect weeks, they're the ones who show up anyway
• The identity trap: when your diagnosis becomes your personality
• Why calorie deficit isn't an attack on you and why it feels like one
• What dedication actually looks like (Ashley's been in prep since January. Three hours a day. Same food. The scale didn't move for 12 weeks.)
• GLP-1s, perimenopause, and the thing nobody wants to say out loud: none of it works without the boring basics
• The grieving process nobody tells you about when you start levelling up
• Why the women they both work with aren't coming to them for weight loss — even when that's how the conversation starts

The line that says it all:

"I don't really care about my clients' weight. I care about how they're showing up as the person they said they wanted to be."

If you're done fighting your body and ready to figure out what's actually in the way this one's for you.

You can Find Ashley by clicking here