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If you kicked off the new year with ambitious health goals but find yourself losing steam, feeling discouraged about the scale, or not loving what you see in the mirror, you're not alone. I'm right there with you on the struggle bus, but fear not – I've brought in an expert to help us navigate this journey.
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In this episode, Emily unveils the power of taking small, micro steps toward your health goals. Forget the overwhelming giant leaps – Emily's strategy is all about incorporating atomic habits in a way that aligns with the busy lives of working moms.
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Laura joins fellow podcasters, Eric Zimmer, Holly Whitaker, and Dr. Carl Erik Fisher for an honest, vulnerable conversation about sobriety, relapse, harm prevention, and Dry January. While each of their […]
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