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The Chasing Joy Podcast

The Chasing Joy Podcast shares meaningful conversations about wellness that will bring energy and joy into your life. Every week Chasing Joy dives into topics including creating joy, tuning into your intuition, personal growth & living well and brings on new guests with expertise in that area. This podcast will entertain, educate and inspire you to live a more joyful, energized life.
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Dec 19, 2017

On today’s episode I’m reflecting on the biggest lessons I learned in 2017, this year’s struggles and wins and my intentions for 2018.

 

Part 1:

My yearly angel card ritual & thoughts on my cards for 2017

Learn about angel cards and make your own here

Buy my favorite cards: Affirmators

Part: 2

My biggest Struggles & Wins for 2017

Struggles

  • Feeling Lost in London
  • Not feeling enough in my business
  • Not being present or setting up boundaries

Wins

  • Getting Engaged
  • Working for myself
  • Rediscovering Nantucket

Part 3:

Lessons Learned in 2017

  1. Alignment before action

Listen: the Lively Show

  1. Honesty & People Pleasing
  2. Eating Intuitively
  3. You are not your thoughts - but you can choose the thoughts that create your reality
  4. You can’t grow in a vacuum

Part 4:

My intentions for 2018

1.) Attract abundance into my business and my life

2.) Grow and attract people to this community who I can help serve and celebrate this amazing life together

3.) Continue to show up fully in my relationships

4.) Surround myself with amazing women who support my growth and make me laugh - and do the same for them in return

5.) Listen to my body’s innate wisdom and continue to practice wellness intuitively

6.) Practice and harness creativity outside of work and do more things just for fun

 

 

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Email me: georgie@init4thelongrun.com

For full show notes: ini4thelongrun.com

Dec 12, 2017

This episode is like that deep soul filled conversation you have with a close friend, except Marian and I had never met. We dive right into so many amazing rich topics about personal growth and relationships. I will warn you there is some deep stuff in here. I really loved this episode because I actually only asked 2 of my prepared questions and the rest of the time we just riffed and dove deeper.

I loved where this conversation went and for anyone who is passionate about showing up as the full version of themselves, I know you’ll love it too! This is a good one to listen to after you’ve done some yoga or are on a long walk or chillin’ sipping a glass of wine (or coffee, or kombucha or tea). In fact, after we got off of the call I thought to myself that Marian is like a warm herbal tea for your soul. I don’t even really know what that means but it definitely felt real!

On this Episode We Talk About:

  • How Marian starts her morning
  • What do you do when you’re under a deadline but want to honor your body when it’s stressed
  • How Marian got started with meditation and how she reframed it to just “breathing”
  • Being still and what meditation is and isn’t
  • What it means to surrender in this moment without the preference on the moment - allowing versus struggling
  • Can I surrender to a moment without labeling the pain as something good or bad?
  • How we can’t really be happy until we embrace pain without judgment of it
  • How our culture has put happiness on a pedestal (and it makes us miserable)
  • Appreciating what each kind of emotion provides in our life
  • Control - why it’s an illusion
  • How we can treat ourselves and others to the best of our ability, without overcompensating and trying to control an outcome
  • Expectations - how they create a false reality in the future and block us from accepting and embracing what is
  • Why sometimes self-love has to be tough love
  • How relationships can be mirrors for our own “stuff”
  • Ask “why am I trying to resist this?”
  • Why self-love can be compassionate and disciplined at the same time
  • Necessary discomfort and why it can be a good thing - there’s magic on the other side of most discomfort
  • Small talk versus deep talk - how to make small talk meaningful
  • Navigating how to handle what other people think of you
  • Sharing your story versus the stories you’re a part of - how do we share our relationships online
  • We discuss how we’re working on people pleasing

Connect with Marian

On instagram: https://www.instagram.com/marian.mellen/

On her website: https://www.marian-mellen.com/

Resources:

The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck

 

For Full Show Notes Visit: http://init4thelongrun.com

Dec 5, 2017

Dana is someone I’ve always really admired online. In a saturated health and nutrition space, she’s a breath of fresh air. She combines practical nutrition knowledge with a dose of YOU DO YOU attitude. I wanted to dive into the topics of being well in the winter and Dana totally delivered. I especially loved our conversation around creating a positive mindset in this season versus just trying to get through it. (aka my strategy in the past.) Dana is kind, honest and practical with her tools and knowledge.

 

We Talk About:

  • How Dana got to the work she’s doing now - designing education plans for fire departments
  • How Dana connected with the firefighting community
  • How Dana feels about the latest wellness trends
  • Why Dana loves working with people one on one versus blanket plans for everyone
  • Thinking about exercise from a community and mental health perspective
  • How to tap into your own version of health
  • Paying attention to your body when you’re learning what works for you - using journaling as a tool for that
  • How to enjoy the holidays without major food anxiety
  • Being mindful around the holidays with food, stress and actually just enjoying yourself
  • Starting small then listening to your hunger and go back for seconds if you want more at big meals
  • Why it takes a while to learn to listen to your internal cues and that’s ok
  • Remember what you’re celebrating - think about things outside of the food to shift your focus
  • How to recover the next day from overeating
  • Focus on adding more nutrient dense foods versus removing foods
  • How to navigate the stressful parts of the holidays
  • Appreciating small wins and picking your battles
  • How to stay active and positive in the cold dark winter months
  • Get outside and associate joy with the winter weather versus mentally block
  • Changing your mindset about winter
  • Winter wellness - how to build up immunity and fight colds
  • -essential oils, bone broth, rest, botanical steam
  • Online realness - how Dana defines being real
  • “I always want to be the same person outside of my phone as I am on my phone”
  • Food comparison on instagram
  • When it’s time to take breaks

 

Connect with Dana

 

For full show notes visit: inti4thelongrun.com

 

Nov 28, 2017

Rejecting Extremes, Finding Magic in the Grey Area of Health and Practicing Patience on the Healing Journey with Meg Dixon

 

Meg is a registered dietitian who works with women healing their gut, balancing hormones and recovering from disordered eating. She believes in the magic of living and eating intuitively. On this episode we dive into so many topics including why health doesn’t have to be your full time job, how to practice wellness without obsession, why there’s so much more to food than calories and labels and why patience and grace is key to healing.

 

We Talk About:

  • How Meg became a registered dietitian & how she started her private practice with her friend and business partner Victoria
  • How they found their niche based on their experience and serendipity
  • How hormone health, eating disorder recovery and gut health are so intertwined
  • How to develop your own wellness with living life in mind
  • Why wellness is so much more than food
  • How do we pursue wellness with out obsessive behaviors or extremes
  • How do you start with wellness without that obsessive mindset
  • Why she wishes she could tell herself that “Being skinny does not equal healthy”
  • Meg encourages us to challenge expectations of yourself
  • Why so much of wellness is about being yourself
  • The value of living in the grey area
  • Why calories aren’t evil and they aren’t just a math equation
  • How do we promote a balanced approach to wellness without extremes
  • How do we get people in the happy grey area of wellness
  • Food should not be an extension of your morality
  • Eat based on how it makes your body feel not whether it’s a good or bad food
  • How binging or restricting is a maladaptive form of coping and how we can handle those emotions without abusing food
  • Why intuitive eating isn’t accessible right away to everyone and how to get there
  • Patience is an ultimate healing
  • Grace and patience is the foundation for healing
  • You don’t have to have it all together every day
  • Why you can enjoy your life WHILE you improve your health - it’s not one or the other

 

Resources

Nourishing Women Podcast https://www.nourishingmindsnutrition.com/podcast/

Intuitive Living Ebook https://www.nourishingmindsnutrition.com/ebook/

Nourishing Minds Nutrition Practice https://www.nourishingmindsnutrition.com/

 

Connect with Meg

On instagram https://www.instagram.com/meg.c.dixon/

On her blog https://www.rootforfood.net/

 

For full show notes visit: init4thelongrun.com

Nov 21, 2017

Addie (aka @chickpeainthecity) is a health and wellness blogger who’s known for her epic spotify playlists, drinking oat milk cappuccinos and finding great joy in small things. We talked about what’s over hyped and whats worth the hype in the wellness world, how she’s navigating the loss of her mother and aunt and how music and group fitness has helped shift Addie’s perspective on health.

 

We Talk About:

  • Learning in school versus the real world when it comes to business
  • Addies thoughts on food and wellness trends
  • Keeping it real in the wellness world - which products you don’t need to buy
  • Keeping it real on IG and in real life
  • Worth the hype: for food - collagen // for wellness - music
  • Addies experience with grief and loss of her mom
  • Why Addie took time to share her difficult news
  • The perspective change she made after her mom and aunt’s death
  • Addies tips for how to talk to someone who is grieving
  • The power of appreciating small things
  • “if there are people in your life who couldn’t continue to live, you have to live for them”
  • How Addie’s approach to fitness and movement have changed over the years
  • How group fitness has helped given Addie more positive relationship with working out
  • Why Addie focuses on having fun while working out
  • Why Addie’s ok talking about not feeling 100% about her body all the time
  • Addie’s favorite part of living in Chicago
  • Addie’s tips for dealing with dark winter weather
  • Adjusting to a 9-5 after having a flexible college schedule

 

Connect with Addie

 

For Full Show Notes Visit: http://init4thelongrun.com

Nov 14, 2017

How to Feel Good In a World of Bad News, Self Awareness & Fostering Conscious Optimism

If you've felt overwhelmed, frustrated, scared or depressed because of all the seemly endless bad news, this episode is for you. I'm talking with Branden Harvey humanitarian photographer and founder of Good Good Good about how to counteract cynicism. Branden was always a positive kid, but the more he traveled the more tragedy and injustice he was witness to. This led him to feel cynical, hopeless and powerless. Since then he's reclaimed his positivity and optimism with a twist of consciousness and reality. We talk about how it all starts with self-awareness and as we grow as people we can also grow as world citizens. This conversation touches on so many important, powerful and fascinating topics. It's a must listen and maybe one of my favorite episodes to date!

 

We Talk About:

Good Good Good - Branden’s company - how he got started

Celebrating good and then acting on it

Why Branden believes in “looking for the helpers”

Why they wanted to start a newspaper in 2017 - to inspire action in a less crowded space

How do you become a helper in a way that’s meaningful in your own life

Start to help where you have skill and passion

How Branden uses storytelling and photography for good

Why it’s ok to start without knowing all the steps along the way

The “how” of your goals and dreams isn’t always obvious

Why most things are not actually about you (and that’s a good thing)

The power and importance of self-awareness

Curiosity versus judgment… “isn’t that interesting”

Optimism - the difference between blind optimism and choosing optimism while accepting negativity

How to be happy when there’s tragedy in the world

Holding space for other people’s experience without feeling that pain ourselves

Balancing empathy with self-care

Why it’s important to allow people to be upset and not try to fix things right away

Why most news fosters cynicism

Humans have an internal negativity bias

How to consume news more mindfully - “if news is news it will still be relevant in a week”

How to have constructive conversations with people you don’t agree with

How to have hard conversations with your family and peers

It’s not the oppressor's job to educate people of privilege about how they’re being oppressed

The “me too” conversation

 

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Connect with Branden:

website: http://www.brandenharvey.com/

instagram: https://www.instagram.com/brandenharvey/

podcast: https://www.goodgoodgood.co/soundsgood

good newspaper: https://www.goodgoodgood.co/goodnewspaper

 

For Full Show Notes Visit:

http://init4thelongrun.com

 

Connect with Me (Georgie)

on Instagram: http://instagram.com/init4thelongrunblog

Nov 7, 2017

Today marks 40 episodes of the Chasing Joy Podcast. Every 10th episode is a Q&A. Thank you to everyone who asked amazing deep, thoughtful questions.

This is a very special episode for me because I had my fiancé Chris ask the questions. He also shares his thoughts on many of the questions too. Selfishly I loved it because I love Chris and it was a blast to do this together. I also think he brings a really unique perspective. Chris is incredibly thoughtful and wise. He’s a little older than me and definitely doesn’t have attachment to social media like I do. He’s an intuitive eater without even having to try while also having tons of really healthy habits. We answer questions about adulating, mindset, relationships, body image, work and photography.

A note about the answers - these are all answers from my perspective and without full context on your life. When it comes to advice I always tell folks you have to listen to your gut first and foremost. I hope this will give you food for thought or things that you might want to try. If the advice and thoughts I share do not resonate with you, and they just don’t jive, that’s totally ok.

Questions Asked:

  • Girl how did you get your hair like that! Is it washing out?
  • What kind of music do (and Chris) you listen to?
  • How do you like living in on Nantucket? Do you ever miss the city?
  • How much coffee is too much coffee? But seriously.
  • Also any thoughts or experienced on "high fat" coffee or collagen in coffee?
  • I recently graduated from college and I’m living at home right now. Obviously I can’t live at home forever but I get so anxious when I think about moving to a new city. Not only adjusting to a new city, but also adjusting my first full time job. How can I possibly handle all of that at once?
  • How do you deal with the loneliness that comes in the seasons of life when there are less people in your circle?
  • How did you choose your first job after graduation? I'm a senior with a couple job options, but don't know what would make me happiest.
  • I’m curious to know what it was like transitioning from your 9-5 , so called “perfect” job to your coffee shop life? How did you manage the pay cut and the outside judging and the fear of the unknown?
  • How to you get one thought out of your head? I’ve tried so much advice but can never seem to stop obsessing over x one day or y the next.
  • I wonder sometimes if I’m just being lazy for wanting to take it easy when I’m feeling stressed/depressed/anxious. Should I push through it and make myself do what is uncomfortable?
  • How do you organize your time when you work from home and/or work for yourself?
  • What camera/editing do you use?
  • How do you get started on a side photography business with the hopes of turning it into a full time job?
  • I always struggle with taking photos in public, I feel like I will be judged if I take a picture of my food or a selfie in gym. How would you go around that? Does anyone else feel like that?
  • Quick things to do when you don't have a ton of time or start/finish a task, but want to do something somewhat productive. For example I have 15 minutes at home before I need to leave for an appointment - what can I do instead of scrolling through my phone?
  • Do you have any recommendations for practical daily tips for recovery for someone who is struggling with the restrictive eating/binge eating cycle who is already in therapy?
  • Tips about being in a relationship with a gym junkie, diet focused person when you are trying to recover from an eating disorder?
  • I'm in the middle of getting over an eating disorder/restrictive eating. I am working on being comfortable around all foods, but I feel like diet culture/"clean eating" talk is all around me. Do you have any advice for how to deal with hearing people talk about their weight, their food, etc.?
  • How do I get away from what all the health bloggers say and instead be in tune with myself and give into what my body wants/craves versus what I “should eat”
  • Do you have any tips or experience connecting the information we’ve learned from the wellness community to actionable steps? 
  • Vegetarian/pescatarian dinner ideas that you and your fiancé make together!! I'm always looking for veg/pesce friendly recipes that are good for cooking with my boyfriend!
  • I would love to know how you approach holidays and parties. I always find myself saying “whatever it’s vacation” but then feeling pretty gross after from all the unhealthy choices I made. How do you navigate those situations in an “intuitive” way without ending up feeling like you overdid it?
  • Do you have any advice about coping with dating and body image issues/residual food shame and disordered eating thoughts?
  • Also for both you and Chris - what ways do you help foster each other’s wellness? (Without being naggy)
  • I live with my boyfriend (also his name is Chris!) and we’ve really been aware recently when we aren’t on the same energy or joy level. How do you and your Chris acknowledge and adjust when one has more energy when the other is feeling like sitting on the couch? And also when one is feeling more joyful or happy than the other when living so close together in the same space?

 

Resources Mentioned

Canon 5D Mark iii Camera

85mm lens

50mm lens

24-105mm lens

Adobe Lightroom

 

Get started with meditation

 

For Full Show Notes Visit:

http://init4thelongrun.com

Oct 31, 2017

Kate was my first podcast guest back in February and I brought her back today to talk about community in the wellness world (and so much more.) I love this conversation because Kate shares so many well articulated insights. We talk about the wellness trends we’re just not that into and why that’s totally fine. The overall theme was definitely that wellness practices are meant to be a tool, not a strict regime. The GOODfest will be in LA this coming February and I’m so excited to attend. You can get $10 off your ticket price using the code “CHASINGJOY10

 

On this Episode We Talk About:

  • Story/Goodfest
  • How to make the most out of your schedule - tapping into your different energy throughout the day
  • How slowing down helps you make better more clear decisions
  • What it was like to see the GOODfest come to life
  • Why the speakers helped cultivate a uniquely body positive event
  • Ups and down from planning a large day long event
  • GOODfest LA - why the GOOD fest believes in accessibility
  • Why wellness is “choose your own adventure” not following every Guru’s life plan
  • Why it’s ok to not love a trend
  • Why it’s important to be honest about why you’re following certain practices and trends
  • The wellness ritual Kate is practicing and why it’s working for her now
  • Why exercise breaks can help you love and appreciate moving your body even more
  • Why it’s a-ok to take breaks from wellness habits that don’t serve you
  • How to be social and enjoy it as an introvert - balancing fostering community out and taking care of yourself
  • Being honest with new friends about how you communicate starting out
  • Realness on Instagram
  • How to consume social media more mindfully
  • How to post and share more mindfully
  • Why you don’t need to be an expert to help and serve
  • Why social media serves best when it’s about creating community versus a source for detailed expertise

 

The GOODfest

Info about the GOODfest

Buy tickets here

Use code CHASINGJOY10 for $10 off your ticket

 

Connect with Kate

on Instagram

on her blog

 

For Full Show Notes Visit: http://init4thelongrun.com

Oct 24, 2017

This week I’m talking with Follain’s founder and CEO, Tara Foley. I had the pleasure of meeting Tara this past summer at Follain and she is so kind, smart, humble and easy to talk to. I was so thrilled when she agreed to be on the show. Follain is a leader in the clean beauty movement creating a curated store of clean beauty products that really work. Not only that but the staff are welcoming, and so so knowledgable.

 

On this Episode We Talk About:

x Tara’s background and how she got started with Follain

x Why Follain curates brands versus producing their own products

x There was a whole in the market for a curated clean beauty brand

x Why the natural skincare and beauty business is building momentum as result of the healthy food movement

x What green washing in the beauty industry means

x Building trust with brands is important - talk with owners, employees

x Why we should be suspicious about mainstream brands promoting being sulfate free (because they sometimes replace them with worse chemicals

x It’s best to support brands who build clean products from the ground up

x We discuss the regulations that exist is the US right now (last change was in 1938)

x Why it’s important to vote with your dollar and your ballot

x Follain’s process for choosing new products to sell

x How natural products are a form of self care

x What’s the best way to start replacing your skincare products

- start with what you run out of first

- the go clean kit is a starter pack

- what products are on you the longest - deodorant - hand and body lotion

x How to build a skincare routine: start with removing makeup, use a cleanser, then natural toner, finally use a moisturizer and any other serums

x Tara’s message: Why risk it? (when it comes to using harmful products)

 

This Show Is Perfect For Anyone Who:

Wants to learn more about the beauty and clean beauty industry

 

Resources:

Follain Website

Restricted Substance List

Skin Quiz

Go Clean Kits

Soapwalla deodorant

 

Connect with Tara:

On Instagram

 

For full show notes visit: http://init4thelongrun.com

Oct 17, 2017

Get 15% off your first purchase with the code: CHASEJOY15 on https://zennedout.com/

 

This week’s episode was such a pleasure to record. I was giddy with excitement to talk to Cassie owner of my favorite jewelry shop Zenned Out Jewelry. We talk less about her work journey and much more about her spiritual journey. She’s a wealth of knowledge about everything from crystals to astrology to meditation to chakras and so much more. I think we just skimmed the surface of her knowledge in this hour. This episode is rich with both useful tools and information about spiritual practices as well as enlightening stories from Cassie’s life. Enjoy!

 

We Talk About:

  • Morning Routines and how to actually get up and not hit the snooze 10x
  • Cassie’s history and how she started Zenned Out jewelry
  • Using jewelry as a tool for spirituality & reminder of intentions
  • Why jewelry is a great place to get started with spirituality and crystals
  • Crystals 101
  • Crystals are about setting an intention & using as a reminder
  • Why it’s important to approach things with a spirit of curiosity versus judgement
  • How crystals can relate to your chakras - a tool to help notice imbalance
  • How to cleanse your crystals
  • How do you protect yourself when you’re in challenging experiences - how do you protect your good energy
  • Spiritual tools can help us protect our energy
  • Tools for staying present and in the moment
  • Why not being your “best self” in difficult moments isn’t the worst thing, it’s just a warning sign
  • Cassie’s process for tuning into her intuition
  • Listening to your intuition versus asking for advice
  • Making big decisions
  • Why there’s not always a right and wrong choice to make
  • Astrology for beginners
  • How you can use astrology in your life
  • How do you decide what you believe in and what’s legit in your own life

 

This Episode Is Perfect For Anyone Who:

  • Is dipping their toes into spirituality
  • Wants to learn more about crystals
  • Wants to learn how to notice and tune into their intuition
  • Is looking to cultivate a mindset of curiosity over judgement
  • Wants to hear from a purpose driven entrepreneur
  • Loves geeking out on all things wonderful, spiritual and a little witch-y

 

Resources:

 

Connect with Cassie:

 

For Full Show Notes Visit: http://init4thelongrun.com

Oct 10, 2017

*Advisory: Today I’m talking with my guest Alli who bravely shares her story of sexual assault and rape and how she healed from that trauma. If this is a topic you’re not comfortable with that’s ok. Feel free to skip this episode.

Alli Owen is an engineer, writer, and life coach. She vulnerably owns her story of trauma and shares

her journey to healing on her blog where she posts inspirational stories, life advice, and guided meditations.

 

We Talk About:

  • Alli shares her story of trauma and sexual assault and her process of healing
  • How hookup culture can be damaging to your relationship to self
  • How to own your story without labeling yourself as weak
  • Why it’s helpful to see your story through an outsider’s persepctive to give yourself compassion
  • Why vulnerability isn’t weakness
  • Why is it so hard to admit we’re brave versus weak?
  • How memory can be clouded by confusion and emotion - how shame can cloud our experiences
  • How to start opening up and healing from your experience
  • - start small with friends and trusted family
  • It’s so important to validate people’s experiences
  • Why is it so scary to share? Fear that people will deny your experience
  • Knowing when it’s the right time and whether you should sharing your story on a larger platform
  • Ask: “am I sharing this to help people and serve people or am I sharing this to sort it out for myself”
  • You don’t have to solve everyone’s problems - it’s better as a friend just to listen
  • Being ok with being different - measuring your self worth against who you are and who you want to be - it’s a daily practice - accepting it’s not something you can achieve
  • Creating your own standard of worthiness
  • Cutting ties with friends who trigger unworthiness
  • Why achievement is a coping strategy - and why you need to feel the pain in order to heal
  • How to practice mindfulness regularly (to help build awareness)
  • How to deal with the “not enough-ness” feeling
  • Why play is so important for overachievers

 

This Episode is Perfect for Anyone Who:

  • Has experienced trauma
  • Has friends or family who have experienced trauma and you want to be a support
  • Is on a journey of healing
  • Has used achieving as a coping mechanism for dealing with pain
  • Has felt "not-enough" in their life, work, health, relationships

 

Connect with Alli:

On instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allio.co/

On her blog: http://allio.co/

 

Resources:

https://www.rainn.org/ (Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network)

https://www.rainn.org/after-sexual-assault

Help is available 24/7 through the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE

 

Get the Full Show Notes:

http://init4thelongrun.com

Oct 3, 2017

Robyn is a guest I’ve wanted to have on the show pretty much since I started. I turned to Robyn’s blog the Real Life RD years ago when I was struggling and trying to heal my body and mind from disordered eating. She combines evidence based knowledge with empathy and wisdom to help women heal. Her work helped me realize that contrary to diet culture, eating more and moving less was actually what could help me feel better. In today’s episode we dive deep into hormones, periods, what happens when you restrict food, intuitive eating and self love. Robyn brings so much light, joy and knowledge to this conversation. I know you’ll love this episode.

 

We Talk About:

  • Robyn’s current views on work life balance
  • What does it mean when a woman doesn’t have her period
  • Why it’s important for women to get their period
  • Why losing your period could be a sign of something bigger
  • Looking at health from more of a preventative and long term perspective
  • What to do to balance your hormones to get your period back
  • How to take health resources and make them work for you
  • PMS = Estrogen and progesterone imbalance
  • Why it’s helpful to bring a succinct history of your symptoms to your doctor
  • Why it’s really helpful to track your period
  • How to take care of your hormone health
  • What happens in your body when you restrict your food
  • Why intuitive eating is about more than just hunger and fullness
  • When you micromanage food from only external cues it’s harder to listen to your body’s cues
  • Your HPA get’s disrupted when you restrict too much
  • 4 Key ares of health: nutrition, movement, sleep perceived stress
  • When you restrict too long your body goes into fight or flight mode - elevated stress levels
  • Why working out too much can do more harm more than good
  • How do you start to feel comfortable and love a bigger body when you’re healing from an eating disorder
  • It’s ok to go from tolerate, to acceptance, to love - you don’t need to go from hate to love overnight
  • How creating a full life can shift focus away from our poor body image

 

This Episode is Perfect For Anyone Who:

  • Has had hormone issues
  • Has missed their period or is trying to get off brith control
  • Wants to know what really happens in their body when they restrict food
  • Wants to learn to love their body
  • Wants to learn about intuitive eating

 

“Your body is a vehicle for living out your purpose”

 

Tests that Robyn recommends:

Thyroid:

  • Complete Thyroid Panel
  • TSH + free T4
  • free T3 (metabolically act)
  • reverse T3 (too much is not good)
  • thyroid antibodies

Hormones:

  • Estrodial
  • FSH
  • LH
  • Prolactin
  • DHEA
  • Testosterone

 

Resources Robyn Mentions:

 

Connect with Robyn:

 

For full show notes visit: init4thelongrun.com

Sep 26, 2017

I chat with Katie Dalebout who’s pretty much a human hug for your soul. I love this episode so much. Katie shares so much wisdom, honesty and valuable tools for enjoying your beautiful life.

We Talk About:

The highs and lows of moving to a new city (Katie just moved to NYC) and what it’s taught Katie about control and connection

How Katie got started with her podcast, her journey through anorexia to orthorexia to healing her eating disorder through creative exploration

We talk a lot about control and why it’s at the root of a lot of our disordered eating and anxeities

Challenging your fears and pushing yourself out of your comfort zone

How facing fears and hard things unlocks amazing memories and connections and happiness and why you can always start small

The importance of connection in wellness and health

Why our bodies and minds are more resilient that we believe

We dive into how we both discovered intuitive eating and how learning to eat intuitively can unlock so much more life (outside of food obsession)

How healing from your disordered eating can help you finally give a shit about your life and not just your food

We talk about comparison on the industry and the diet industry and how they sell us the idea that we can manipulate our bodies into happiness

Why it helps to get mad at diet culture in order to heal and recover

The difference between using healthy habits as tools versus being ruled by your healthy habits

 

 

This Episode is Perfect for Anyone Who:

  • Has struggled with an eating disorder or disordered eating or even been on a diet
  • Anyone who is looking to infuse more creativity into their life (but maybe doesn’t think they’re creative)
  • Wants to build more meaningful relationships in their life
  • I know I say this a lot, but pretty much anyone because Katie is such a light and joy and shares so much happiness and wisdom

Connect with Katie:

Let it Out with Katie Dalebout Podcast

Connect on Instagram

katiedalebout.com

Get her book: Let it Out

 

 

For Full Show Notes Visit: http://init4thelongrun.com

 

Sep 19, 2017

Talia and I graduated together from Ithaca College back in 2014. Since then Talia’s lived in New York City and dabbled in several industries before creating a successful freelance writing career. This year she’s been planning a big trip to travel to Colorado and pursue her love of snowboarding. Our conversation is my favorite mix of personal stories, plenty of realness with tons of actionable practical tips. I love how direct Talia is. It’s seriously a breath of fresh air. She tells it how it is with humility. If you’ve ever felt stuck in your life and felt trapped for how to get out of that rut then this episode is SO for you.

 

We Talk About:

  • Life after college, the hard parts no one talks about
  • Getting out of idea mode and taking action when you’re starting something
  • Why it’s important to acknowledge the sacrifices before you get started
  • How to create a realistic plan when you have a big goal
  • Why Talia’s moving to Colorado for a year (and how she saved to do it)
  • Balancing being goal driven while also enjoying and being happy in the present
  • How Talia used the simple power of listening to grow her blog (crazy) fast
  • Talia’s biggest Instagram and tips for organic growth (with high engagement)

This Episode is Perfect For Anyone Who:

  • Has lots of idea but isn’t sure how to get started
  • Appreciates real conversations about what goes behind the “success” story
  • Wants to move somewhere new but doesn’t know how
  • Is in the freelance/blog/small business space and wants tips for growing in a genuine way

 

Connect with Talia

Workweek Lunch Blog: http://workweeklunch.com/

Workweek Lunch Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workweeklunch/

 

For Full Show Notes visit: http://init4thelongrun.com

Sep 12, 2017

We're switching gears today and doing a solo show! Today I'm sharing my story about how I started to tune into my intuition and get in the driver's seat of my life in the past two years. My goal with this episode is to give you context on where I'm coming from when I talk about intuition in terms of life, movement and eating.

I learn through story, which is why I want to share my own in hopes that you can learn from it too. I know that your story will be different from my own, but I think we can all learn from each other. At the end of the episode I'm also sharing some wonderful things that have happened as a result of listening to my intuition as well as some tools you can try to apply yourself to tune into your own intuition.

I Talked About:

  • How I realized I wanted to leave my first job out of college in Fall of 2015
  • Why I took a step back from a traditional career to move home for a year
  • Deciding to save money to move to London
  • What I learned working at a coffee shop
  • Building more relationships and how it positively impacted my happiness
  • Why intuitive movement was the biggest catalyst for changing my relationship with food
  • Meeting my now boyfriend, Chris and how it helped me let go of food rules
  • Changing my London plans despite my ego blow
  • Going to London and realizing I didn't have a plan
  • Discovering the Jess Lively Show and how it opened up so many ideas about intuitive living
  • Where I'm at today and how I use intuition in my business
  • Some wonderful things that have happened as a result of listening to my inuition
  • Tools you can use to practice tuning into your own intuition

This Show is Perfect for Anyone:

  • Who is curious about my story
  • Wanting to tap into their own intuition
  • Curious about how to get started with intuitive eating and movement

Resources:

For full show notes go to: http://init4thelongrun.com

Sep 5, 2017

Ep. 31 - Balancing Nutrition Knowledge with Intuition Around Food & Eating Well in Busy Seasons of Life with McKel Hill

McKel Hill is the creator of Nutrition Stripped the (very) popular food blog turned cook book, shop, coaching and more! I chat with McKel about how she dove into the wellness world and how she stays happy and sane running her blog as a full time business.

We dive into the tricky balance between making food choices based of nutrition knowledge versus intuition. We also talk about how to stay well in busy seasons of life. McKel shares her morning routine (which sounds delightful) and why it’s the key to staying positive, healthy and managing stress.

I’ve followed Nutrition Stripped since I started my own blog and I’ve been amazed at how it’s grown and lead the way for so many amazing wellness bloggers and entrepreneurs. McKel is warm, fun and so engaging to talk to. I hope you enjoy this episode!

 

We Talk About:

  • How McKel got into nutrition and how Nutrition Stripped became her creative outlet then business
  • How to balance knowledge of nutrition with making intuitive food choices
  • Navigating healthy choices when you’re busy and stressed
  • McKel’s tools for reducing stress
  • How to make choices without stressing at the grocery store
  • The power of a morning routine as preventative medicine for stress
  • Moving more intuitively versus sticking to a intense regime
  • McKel shares a couple fun facts about herself that would surprise most people

This Episode is Perfect For:

  • People who are in a busy season of life and want to eat well
  • If you’re on the go and you’re looking to make choices that help you feel good
  • Anyone who’s experiencing a lot of stress in their life

 

Connect with McKel:

For Full Show Notes Visit: http://init4thelongrun.com

Aug 29, 2017

Breaking through comfort zones, pursuing passions and surprisingly deep thoughts on ice cream

Happy 30 episodes! Every tenth episode is a Q&A show and this time we did things a little differently. I asked for anyone to send in their questions and got some amazing ones! Thank you.

My sister was on island for the weekend so I roped her into recording with me. My sister Nellie asked the questions and rather than just a simple Q&A this turned into more of a conversation which I loved. Obviously I am biased because my sister and I are best friends, but I think this episode was really special and so much fun.

I loved that the questions were deep and not black and white answers. Again, take my advice, like all advice, with a grain of salt because we’re different people. If you like something, use it. If you don’t, no worries babe!

We Talked About

  • The most unexpected highs and lows of working for yourself
  • How to balance and manage your time on social media, especially as a blogger
  • What my college experience was like and my advice for college students
  • How to make likeminded friends after college
  • How to navigate the corporate mentality that working longer = working harder
  • How to embrace being single
  • Turning a passion into a career
  • Eating intuitively on a budget
  • Getting over the fear of failure when starting something new
  • My photo shooting and editing process
  • Getting out of your comfort zone
  • & my deep thoughts on ice cream

This Show is Perfect for:

  • This episode hits on tons of different topics: I think it’s especially relevant for young 20-somethings who are navigating college and post college working world
  • We also talk a lot about starting new projects and facing fears - if that’s been on your mind a lot, you’ll love this episode

Links we mentioned in the show:

Connect with Nellie

on instagram: @madaketmorley

 

Aug 22, 2017

Today’s episode is all about financial health.

When today’s guest approached me asking me to be on the show I hesitated and asked myself is money related to wellness at all?

In the end I definitely believe it is.

My personal belief is that money is an energy.

Its not inherently good or evil, it’s a tool that we can use to amplify ourselves.

I’m a believer that if you’re a generous, positive person with good intentions money can just help you do the things and give and be more of that awesome energy.

The same goes for if you’re a dickhead.

Obviously there’s a million things we could dive into with money but today we kept it pretty simple.

This episode is especially geared towards folks who are in their twenties and early thirties, but heck anyone who just wants to feel a little more empowered and in control.

Just like with your wellness and health there’s no one right answer with how to manage your money.

If you’re listening and don’t agree with everything my guest says that’s absolutely ok. We all have a right and ability to manage our money in a way that works for us.

I also wanted to note that if any of the diet related metaphors don’t work or resonate with you I totally get that. Some of them didn’t really land with me but I was able to understand the point she was making and the money advice was still great. So just because maybe a certain metaphor doesn’t click - you can still listen to and enjoy the financial side of things.

What I really loved is that Shannon is not black and white about money. She knows that everyone thinks and manages things differently which is what really helped me get a lot of benefit from this advice. I loved how she didn’t say there’s just one way to do everything.

We Talk About:

  • How to have a positive mindset around money
  • Why a lot of financial advice is geared towards “perfection” and isn’t realistic
  • Fear & Shame are some of the most common themes when it comes to money
  • Limiting beliefs around money
  • When it’s the right time to see a person instead of using an app
  • Why money is one of the final taboos
  • Why “money is not important to me” should be cut out of your vocabulary
  • Shannon’s belief why no one should feel bad about not understanding money
  • What are some of the biggest myths that people still believe about money
  • Why long term savings is like a cross country road trip
  • Start with short and medium term goals first
  • Why Shannon believes you save and pay off debt at the same time
  • Why financial planning is not one size fits all
  • Shannon’s tip for recent college grads - set up auto saving behaviors
  • Tips for saving for your first house
  • Savings Tips
  • First step is to save 6 months of emergency savings
  • Second step is to save for your first big medium term goal
  • Where to start saving after you’re done paying off debt
  • How financial control relieves major stress in your life
  • Tips for saving money in college - prioritize 1 or 2 areas of spending
  • why expense tracking isn’t for everyone
  • How to get started with IRA’s and retirement savings
  • Work with an accountant to figure our what’s best because retirement has a lot to do with taxes
  • Shannon’s biggest piece of advice when you’re just getting started

 

Resources Shannon Mentions

  • Financial Diet Youtube
  • Ally Savings Bank

 

Investment Tools

  • Bettermint
  • Wellfront
  • DriveWealth
  • Practice investing
  • Motif Investing (portfolios with themes)

 

Different Types of Budgeting

  • goals based budgeting
  • cash diet
  • expense tracking
  • zero sum budgeting

 

Types of IRA’s for business owners

  • simple IRA
  • SEP IRA
  • 401k

 

Connect with Shannon

Financial Gym Blog

Podcast: Martinis and Your Money

On Instagram

 

Aug 15, 2017

Email me your struggles & wins over at georgie@init4thelongrun.com to be featured on the next episode!

This week’s episode is with a huge inspiration of mine, Chinae Alexander. Former Texan-turned-New Yorker, Chinae Alexander is an entrepreneur, lifestyle personality, writer, speaker, and wellness expert based in Brooklyn, New York. Her message is to empower people to be better through positive thinking, active change, self-love…with a lot of humor along the way. 

We Talk About:

  • Chinae shares how she got to the work she’s doing today
  • The crazy story of how an old boss pushed her into entrepreneurship
  • How Chinae took her instagram and turned it into a business
  • What it means to show up as yourself in your work
  • What authenticity means and what it means now that it’s more of “trend”
  • Why authenticity can’t be a strategy
  • Why truth will always resonate
  • We discuss how self love isn’t a trend, but a lifelong pursuit
  • The difference between vulnerability & floodlighting and why Chinae doesn’t really talk about her weightloss anymore
  • How to celebrate your wins with grace
  • The other side of vulnerability - celebrating what you’re great at
  • How to be confident with humility and grace
  • How to be truthful when talking about the great stuff and trusting that people will be there to win with you
  • What it’s like to live in New York City
  • Challenges of working for yourself and letting go of what you think your day will look like
  • The scary reality of loving the work you do
  • Being open to receive and let go and being more fluid with your plans
  • How to embrace opportunities without over planning your life
  • What it’s like to meet friends online
  • How to use these platforms to connect with people offline
  • How to understand and grapple with identity
  • Reacting when people put you in a narrow box with empathy

 

This Episode is For Anyone Who:

  • Is a classic over planner and wants more fluidity in their schedule and life
  • Runs their own business or side hustle or has an entrepreneurial attitude at work
  • Is curious about what it’s like to live in a big city
  • Loves talking/listening to conversations around identity, boundaries, empathy, authenticity and vulnerability
  • Loves a good laugh!

 

Connect with Chinae:

On Instagram: http://instagram.com/chinaealexander

 

For Full Show Notes Go to:

http://init4thelongrun.com

Aug 8, 2017

 

Davida Kugelmass is the creator behind The Healthy Maven, a multi-channel health and wellness platform dedicated to making healthy living easier and sustainable. Davida’s content is diverse, ranging from recipes, to travel, to self-care with a focus on how to live healthfully, rather than living for your health. When Davida isn’t in the kitchen, she is travelling, hiking with her puppy or trying out local restaurants in her current home of San Francisco.

We Talk About:

x How the school system does not allow for a lot of creativity and self discovery as kids

x Women and success. Why is it so hard as women to celebrate our successes

x Why it’s important to share the lows and the highs (not just one or the other)

x Finding the happiness middle ground - it’s ok to not be high high or low low

x Why Davida encourages women to share what’s on their mind (when they’re ready to)

x How she’s learned how and when to share - (and when to journal/talk to friends first)

x It’s important with blogging to always remember to add value when you share your own story

x One of her biggest points of growth has been getting comfortable following her own path versus fitting into a mold that’s worked for others

x When she knew she didn’t have to define success the way others were

x How Davida’s relationship with her business has changed and how it’s changed her as a person

x Quitting the hustle culture and not being the “healthy maven” 24/7

x Setting boundaries in her business

x How building a great online life can sometimes replace real life magic

x Why friendships & relationships are so important for health/happiness

x How Davida’s definition of health has expanded since starting her blog

x Health experts are meant to be advisors - not dictators

x Judgement goes both ways

x Being open minded when it comes to letting people be on their journey

x Davids’s experience with exercise addiction

x Being patient with changing and improving our mental health

x Having compassion for how long change takes

x Lessons from dog ownership

x The alternative health practice that Davida loves - (essential oils)

 

This Episode is Perfect For Anyone Who:

x Runs their own business

x Learning to create boundaries

x Expanding and challenging their definition of health

x Has struggled with exercise addiction

x Honestly there are so many gems in this episode, everyone should listen!

 

Connect with Davida

For Full Show Notes Go To:

init4thelongrun.com

Aug 1, 2017

We Talk About:

  • Alexis’s journey to getting started with her blog Hummusapien & restaurant Alchemy Cafe
  • How Alchemy is coming at health from both health extremes with the goal of approachability
  • Why we share and teach what we need to learn
  • How Alexis has grown from her clients
  • Food issues reflecting deeper struggles in our lives
  • Eating intuitively as the gateway to living intuitively
  • Dieting is rooted in self-control while intuition is rooted in self-compassion
  • Why it’s empowering to know that no one has it “all figured out”
  • Why it’s ok to need help - in regards to eating
  • How food and nutrition information can be interpreted in so many ways, there’s no one true answer the same way as religion and politics
  • Alexis shares examples of intuitive eating in her life
  • Why it’s important to acknowledge your your food rules and challenge where they came from
  • When you listen to your body - you think about food less - free your mind for greater things
  • Why we need to change out mindset around fitness from weight management to feeling good
  • Your attitude around fitness matters more than your actual movement when it comes to health
  • How self-compassion can unlock your intuition
  • Understanding your true values to help let go of pieces of your past
  • Finding ways to create a perspective shift
  • How to find compassion with yourself when your body changes & why it’s ok to be upset about it
  • Curiosity over judgement & how to handle comparison with curiosity
  • How food freedom leads to stronger relationship
  • Why being nicer to yourself helps you become nicer to others
  • “Shit is not perfect, but I like it that way, and let’s talk about it”

 

This Episode is Perfect For Anyone:

  • Who has had a past with restrictive eating or an eating disorder
  • Is curious about intuitive eating and how it impacts other areas of life
  • Wants to find more freedom in their fitness
  • Struggles with comparison and judgement

 

Books Alexis Mentioned:

  • The Light Side of the Dark Chasers
  • Health at Every Size
  • Intuitive Eating
  • Body Positivity
  • No Period
  • Podcast: Food Psych - Why Food is Like a Religion

 

Connect with Alexis

On Instagram: http://instagram.com/hummusapien/

On her Blog: http://www.hummusapien.com/

 

For Full Show Notes Visit:

http://init4thelongrun.com

Jul 25, 2017

Today’s guest, Lisa Hayim shares some serious wisdom about the world of mindful eating. She shares her own journey to becoming a dietitian and mindful eater and how she teaches these skills to her clients.

If you’ve ever craved feeling healthy and normal around food this episode is for you. We dive in to the deep seeded reasons we over and under eat and why we’re so quick to want to label our diets.

If you’ve ever wanted to eat more intuitively or more mindfully but have absolutely no idea where to start, Lisa shares so many useful tools you can start using today. I consider myself a pretty intuitive eater and someone who now feels comfortable around food, and Lisa dropped even more knowledge that made the whole picture more clear for me too.

This episode will help you connect the dots between your mental and physical health and all the wonderful things that happen when you learn to listen to your body’s (sometimes subtle) cues.

 

We Talk About:

  • How Lisa got started as a registered dietitian
  • How and why she started her own private practice
  • The gaps she saw between what she knew to be true about health and the tools she had as a dietitian
  • How she discovered mindful eating and how she defines it
  • Why mindful eating closes the gaps between physical and mental health
  • Tools for eating mindfully
  • Balancing inner and outer wisdom with mindful eating
  • How it’s important to practice testing our limits in order to learn to listen to your body
  • Lisa’s own food and health journey, how she used veganism as a way to avoid eating mindfully
  • Her discovery of mindful eating and how good it feels
  • Why mindful eating can unlock so many wonderful more parts of your life
  • Why mindfulness isn’t just a trend
  • How mindful movement comes into the equation
  • The Quiet the Noise project & how it teaches mindfulness

 

This Episode is Perfect For Anyone:

  • Who wants to learn how to connect physical and mental health
  • Who is curious about what eating mindfully really means
  • Who wants practical tools for learning to eat mindfully (and feel better)
  • Who is feeling out of sync with their body and how they eat

 

Connect with Lisa

 

For Full Show Notes Visit:

http://init4thelongrun.com

Jul 18, 2017

This episode is an absolute gold mine of information and joy. Kelly Trach spent over 10,000 hours in her life working on healing herself from a plethora of autoimmune diseases including candida, IBS and more. She shares her story and the tools that made the biggest difference in her life, so you don’t have to spend 10,000 hours yourself. I seriously loved this episode. I let it run long because Kelly is so knowledgeable and fun to talk to. We cover everything from the mental traps the stop us from healing to the nitty gritty how to’s of ridding inflammation from the body.

 

We Talk About:

  • Kelly’s amazing story of how she went from feeling constantly bloated, tired, and unwell to discovering how to heal her body and the 10,000 hours of self work it took to get there
  • Why it was key to start the healing journey with emotional and mental healing first
  • The abundance mindset and why it will help you feel better (and get better results)
  • We talk the comparison trap, jealousy and how to reframe it
  • Mental tools Kelly uses to feel better every day
  • The role of boundaries in the healing process
  • How to not get overwhelmed when you’re making big changes
  • Kelly shares the low down on what inflammation in the body is and how it can show up
  • The breakdown on the difference between a food sensitivity and a food allergy and why both matter
  • How to eat in a way that makes you feel better without triggering restrictive eating patterns
  • We talk about the scary amount of toxins in our household and beauty products
  • How to identify them
  • The first 3 items Kelly recommends replacing

 

This Episode is Perfect For:

  • Seriously everyone, we talk about healing from so many perspectives I think everyone can benefit from this information
  • Anyone who struggles from an autoimmune disorder
  • If you’re feeling not yourself (tired, dizzy, bloated, mental fog, having skin issues)
  • Anyone curious about removing toxins from their life

Links:

 

For full show notes go to: http://init4thelongrun.com

Jul 11, 2017

I first connected with Jasmine’s BrandHuman work through previous guest, Holly Finigan. Taking her workshop helped me become more present in my life and impactful in my work. I wanted to chat with Jasmine about business, how we show up in our business and how we own our unique stories and skills to create powerful work. This episode is perfect for both the entrepreneur and the entrepreneurial spirited aka anyone who really cares about the work they’re doing.

 

On this episode we talk about:

  • What is brandhuman?
  • Why being an entrepreneur is like constantly dying
  • The process of evolving in your life and business
  • Getting comfortable with constant change
  • Why it’s important to always add value and grow in your business
  • The value of teaching to learn
  • why copying people’s work doesn’t ever really work
  • “no one else can be you if you’re interesting”
  • How to cultivate what makes you unique
  • How trying new things is important to finding out who you are
  • Importance of curiosity in finding what you’re meant to do
  • Why it’s important to step back and do something fun or creative to unlock new ideas
  • People can be multi-demensional
  • The difference between kindness and boundaries
  • How to evaluate your relationship with social media
  • Balancing aesthetic responsibly with over currating
  • How to be observant without judgement

 

This Episode is Perfect for

  • Small business owners
  • bloggers and freelancers
  • anyone with a side hustle
  • women who are career driven
  • anyone who wants to evaluate the relationship they have with themselves and their work

 

Books I mentioned

Sapiens http://amzn.to/2sIxd6r &

Homo Deus http://amzn.to/2u60N99

 

Connect with Jasmine

BrandHuman http://brandhuman.com

CandorStudios http://www.candorstudio.com/

 

For Full Show Notes go to:

init4thelongrun.com

connect with me on instagram at @init4thelongrunblog

Jul 4, 2017

On today's episode I'm chatting with the compassionate, humble Alexis Daddio aka @restoring_radiance on Instagram.

Lex is one of the first food and health Instagrams I followed way back and she continues to be one of my favorites because of her kind honest approach to health. Over the years she's shared her story with a binge eating disorder and how she over came it. On today's show, we talk about everything from how she started her Instagram (and accidentally made it public) to the path she's taken to overcome her binge eating disorder.

On this Episode We Talk About:

  • The unexpected way she started her instagram page
  • How she’s grown her page and why instagram stories have been a game changer
  • Why it’s ok to curate content online- or make your food look pretty, as long as you show a full picture
  • Resources for women who are struggling with eating disorders
  • How Lex defines success
  • Why it’s important to crowd out the bad with good (in thoughts, health & life)
  • The importance of challenging your food fears
  • Simplifying (your food and routine) and tuning into your intuition
  • Why it’s ok to to change your mind!
  • Lex’s history with binge eating disorder
  • The steps she took to recover
  • What it feels like to eat for satisfaction (versus counting calories)
  • How recovery helps you show up in your relationships
  • How intuitive eating has impacted her relationship with fitness
  • Why it’s ok to push and challenge yourself without judgement
  • Why you don’t need to workout to eat

This Episode is Perfect For Anyone Who:

  • Has struggled with disordered eating
  • Is curious about what goes on behind the scenes of an food instagrammer
  • Wants to learn about what intuitive eating and movement looks like
  • Wants to smile, because Lex is just lovely!

Connect with Alexis on Instagram

@restoring_radiance

For full show notes

init4thelongrun.com

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