It’s time we separate our weight and health. One of the biggest challenges I see on the journey to improved health and wellbeing is the focus on weight loss. Say, what? I know this may sound a little (or a lot) wild, but we’ve gone far too long measuring our health by our weight. Worse, we believe weight
When I tell people what I do for a living, 90% of the time they ask me if I can give them a meal plan or help them lose weight. And when people come to me for coaching, most have goals related to food and weight. Of course they do! In the society we live in,
So, you’re wondering about the healthy weight range for women. Maybe you’d like to feel healthier and you’re wondering what weight will get you there. Maybe you’re wondering how your weight compares to what would be considered a healthy weight range for women. Either way, you’ve probably come across some BMI calculators or a chart
I spent a lot of my life searching for information about how to treat my body and how to achieve “success.” And quite frankly, the path I followed got me pretty far by external measures of success. (I want to fully acknowledge that path was paved with privilege that supported my journey). The problem was, I still
We are so frequently told that there is a set of “healthy” habits that will work for us, and if we simply follow the plan, it will unlock the secret of being healthy.But chances are you’ve tried following the “healthy” habits prescribed by any number of popular meals plans or wellness programs (AKA diets) and
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