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The Non-Diet Business Mindset discourse is vastly different from the traditional business mindset discourse you might have heard. Why? Simply because the same system of oppression that is in place to keep women stuck in diet culture is present in the business world. One of our guest expert teachers, Dr. Michelle Mazur is Ph.D. in sales psychology as an expert coined the term “Bro Marketing” to describe this phenomenon. This episode gets very heated… there are 3 solid rants that may trigger you. I want you to remember that triggers are only a sign for us to look deeper and see where we can upgrade and grow. Ready? Let’s do this! What you’ll learn listening to this episode: 9 Business Mindset Tips the non-diet way Why mindset is the most important aspect of our business as non-diet practitioners What does it mean to put our feminist hat on in our business The #1 enemy of your business growth is not what you think Mentioned in the show Conquer & Thrive Professional Limited Edition Free Intake Forms PRO Ser

My journey with exercise has been chaotic for most of my life. Dieting really screwed up my relationship to exercise as much as it f*cked up my relationship to food. When I first entered the world of Health At Every Size and Intuitive eating the concept of Joyful Movement sent me straight into cognitive dissonance. And then I quickly realize that as much work I needed to do to change how I perceived food and my food habits I needed to do the same work with exercise. I had to make a conscious decision to heal my relationship to exercise. I stopped waiting for prince charming to come and fix it all. If I was going to find ever find joy in moving my body I had to be intentional. Diet culture might have f*cked how I see exercise but it was up to me to unf*ck it. In this episode of the podcast Kim Hagle a mom of four and non-diet fitness expert is going to help us heal our relationship to exercise. Kim hosts The Intuitive Movement Show podcast and through her signature program Right Body for Me, she helps women di

What you'll learn listening to this episode on body image health coaching for women: Why we struggle with body image The impact of not being liberated from body image to you personally and on your business Why helping and coaching women through body image healing isn't about the how... The stages of healing body image Mentioned in the show: Conquer & Thrive Professional Limited Edition PRO Mentorship Program Free Intake Forms PRO Series - Free Training & Resources PRO Podcast Series - Full Listing

What to do when others talk about dieting when I’m trying to stop? How to not be jealous of other people's weight loss? How to handle my mom’s comment on my body? What about my family at gatherings and holidays so triggering? Can you relate? Although this episode was created around the American Thanksgiving holiday, this is applicable all-year-round. It’s good for family BBQs, friends dinners, office breakroom, or the Zoom room (2020 joke lol!), night out with girls… anytime, all the time! It’s a gem of an episode! You’ll want to replay it many times. What you’ll learn listening to this episode: Why you react when other people comment on your body How to not feel shame when other people comment on your body How to stop reacting when other people talk about diets & dieting The way you can change your core beliefs so you never again feel shame Mentioned on the show on other people's diet: Podcast Roadmap Conquer & Thrive

You have a degree or certification in hands and you are ready to get started. Or perhaps you’ve spent the last few years recovering your own relationship to food and body and you have a burning desire to share your journey with others. This podcast is for you! Our guest today is Stephanie Long, a Business Coach for Nutritionists and has helped hundreds of nutritionists start their own successful businesses. Stephanie is also the host of Next Level Nutrition Biz podcast. Her program, Launch Your Nutrition Biz, helps Nutritionists to launch their business and start bringing on clients! What you’ll learn listening to this episode on how to get started with your non-diet business Top 3 mistakes new practitioners make when starting their business The 5 things to consider when starting a new business The roadmap to starting your new practice Mentioned in the show: Stephanie's roadmap to get started PRO Mentorship Program Free Intake Forms PRO Series - Free Training & Resources PRO Podcast Series - Full Listin

I often get asked what is the difference between mindful eating and intuitive eating. While mindful eating teaches you to be present with your food experience, intuitive eating encompasses the whole relationship to food. Both are different and similar at the same time. Both are excellent and should be incorporated into one’s life. Based on your past experience with food one might be better than the other.  That's what we will discuss in today’s episode. What you’ll learn listening to this episode: The similarities between mindful eating and intuitive eating The difference between intuitive eating and mindful eating Which approach would be best for you individually. And a story about mindful eating. Mentioned on the show: Podcast Roadmap Conquer & Thrive

In the Non-Diet Mentorship, we change lives. Your life as a coach and the life of your future clients. We do it with ease, less time, and greater impact. We get success for our students and their clients. Let’s go behind the scenes of that success. Let’s hear from the current students of the Non-Diet Mentorship Program. We recorded a live session for this podcast just for you based on your questions: Did you feel scared before investing in your business? How did you overcome your fears of joining the program? Can you share your wins doing this program? Will the mentorship program help me structure my method of working with clients? I feel like a fraud…I can’t launch my BIZ until I’m perfect in my intuitive eating and body image? How do I figure my ideal client and how do I speak to them How do I use my communication to get more clients? I have a tendency to make things complicated… how do I resist it? If the clients don’t reach their goals, what does it mean about me as a coach? How do I make money as a non-

Have you been told you shouldn’t be eating X or Y food for your health? As a good responsible patient, you’ve been trying your best to do so. But in secret, you obsess about the food that is “illegal” for you? You resent the fact that you can’t have sugar as a diabetic. Sometimes end up even end up overeating that “illegal food”. You struggle with “on plan” consistently. You may even feel guilty for not being “good enough” to control your urges. Not your fault! That one restricts foods for health reasons or for esthetic weight loss purpose, there is no difference to the human brain. Any form of restriction bears the same outcome: the desire to have what is forbidden. Fear-based tactics to willpower yourself into “good complaint behaviors” do not lead to sustainable results. That’s what diets are even if they are considered health-based diets. What’s the solution then? not restricting… I can hear you say  “that wouldn’t work my numbers would be crazy and my doctor would hate me”. Well… has restriction worked?

“I’m doubting my ability as a coach...How can I increase my confidence as a coach?”  A very frequent error health coaches make is to get more certification in order to be more confident in their coaching skills.  A new certification will not give you confidence.   Being A Confident Non-Diet Coach Confidence is an emotion. Confidence is a feeling.  Coaching confidence is a feeling of trust in your ability to coach your client.  When you feel confident about your coaching abilities, you typically are more successful. Successful in your client results and successful in making money in your business.  How does a coach increase the feeling of confidence in her coaching skills?  That is what we will answer in this podcast episode.  What you’ll learn listening to this episode on being a confident non-diet coach:  The big mistake I made in feeling confident as a coach when I first started  How to increase your confidence level in your practice  The framework that will help you nurture your confidence  6 rapid-fi

"If you don't love it, don't eat it and if you love it, savor it". - Evelyn Tribole Satisfaction versus Fullness The difference between satisfaction versus fullness is how you can see that diet culture has invaded your journey through intuitive eating because satisfaction with food is always left off the non-diet way of diet culture. Food can be filling without being satisfying: Think of your last diet when you ate a bowl full of salad. You felt full. Your stomach was stretch out, full, but you weren't satisfied Why? You picked out the crouton and left the fresh amazingly-smelling baked bread on the table. Food can be satisfying but not filling, aka not trigger satiety. Think chocolate, chips, candy… Food satisfaction starts in our ability to give ourselves the unconditional permission to eat and evolve in our ability to know what makes us individually satisfied and enjoy our meal. Intuitive eating is based on our ability to feel satisfied with food. That’s the cornerstone of the intuitive eating process. Why

One of the frequent questions from health coaches who encounter my work in the non-diet approach for the first time is this: How do I make money as a non-diet coach? I get it. I had the same question 6 years ago when I first came to the world of anti-diet health coaching. If we don’t tell people what to eat when to eat and how to eat, what will they pay us for? Right? To help answer this question, I’d like to give you an inside view into my anti-diet health coaching business more precisely what I wish I knew before starting my anti-diet health coaching business. In today’s episode, I’m going to share with you what I wish I knew before starting my anti-diet health coaching business. What you’ll learn listening to this episode about my anti-diet business journey: How I started my non-diet business What I wished I knew before starting my non-diet business My top 10 lessons over the last 6 years My biggest learning in this non-diet health coaching business Mentioned in the show: Beyond The Food PRO Mentorship P

Body shame is what kick-started my descent into perfectionism. No matter what I did, I couldn't rid myself of the shame I felt for my body. Like millions of other women, I master up a plan to offset my inability to get a "proper body" by being perfect everywhere else. Familiar? Why is body shame so powerful? What you’ll learn listening to this episode: What is shame How shame applies to our body image Why it’s so important to release body shame How to release body shame Mentioned on the show: Podcast Roadmap Conquer & Thrive

When I first started in my nutrition practice the term “non-diet approach” didn’t even cross my mind. “Anti-diet approach” didn’t even exist. Unbeknown to me, I was practicing the “diet approach to nutrition” simply because that’s what was taught in health & nutrition school. Fast forward close to 10 years now and a lot have changed. The non-diet approach is growing rapidly, so has the anti-diet approach and intuitive eating is booming. So in this episode, we will deep dive into the non-diet approach anatomy. You’ll learn: What is the non-diet approach Core values of the non-diet approach The pillars of the non-diet approach Non-diet approach training for professional Non-Diet Mentorship Program   Mentioned in the show: Beyond The Food PRO Mentorship Program PRO Series – Free Training & resources PRO Podcast Series - Full Listing Health Beyond Dieting - Studies

Have you ever thought, "I wish I could just eat normally!" Hell yes, right, lol! I've had this thought for years not sure when I first started to think it, but it's been years for sure, probably decades. I thought that by quitting dieting, I would be able to eat normally. Well, that didn't work, lol! After a few attempts, I had to acknowledge that I didn't even know what eating normally was. What you’ll learn listening to this episode: What is normal eating How to develop normal eating behavior The difference in the process of normal eating for women who have been dieting for long period. Mentioned on the show: Podcast Roadmap Conquer & Thrive

People will often refer to mindset as a perspective. I like to explain mindset to my clients as a collection of all of the things you believe, that you assume or that you have been taught. These can be conscious or unconscious, but these beliefs, assumptions or taught notions that influence your feelings, the approach you have in the situation, how you meet your needs, and ultimately the actions you take, therefore the results you create in your life. The analogy I used with my clients is that your mindset is like a pair of glasses you wear 24/7. It's the lens through which you see and experience life. Mindset is not just the beliefs, assumptions you think; it's how you feel due to what you think, the actions you take, and the result you experience are all under the umbrella mindset. It is really important for us to understand why we need to be addressing it all together. To be addressing your mindset, you need to be looking at your thoughts, emotions, behaviours, and results with it. We have different mindse

Being Body Neutral Body neutrality is a way to engage with our bodies. The goal of body neutrality is to dial down the enormous significance that’s being given to physical attractiveness in our society. In fact, the significance of women’s beauty is what causes us to do all kinds of crazy things to look “better”. We wear make-up and spend a stupid amount of money on anti-ageing cream. And we cut up our body with esthetic surgeries and yes, dieting. Moreover, we effectively starve ourselves in order to be beautiful. In fact, this is important to understand… if we didn’t buy/engage in the importance of our beauty to our place into this world, we wouldn’t diet or think we need to change the size/ shape/ look of our bodies. Body neutrality goes beyond body-positivity. That is to say it’s not just about pushing back onto the beauty ideals of our times. Body Positivity challenges the beauty standards by putting forward diverse body types, size… Being Body Neutral, on the other hand, pushes back on all aspects of so

I’ve been waiting for this day for months and it’s finally here. I’ve been working on this since March, and now it’s here. I’m bursting with excitement… I could scream but since this is a podcast and many of you are listening to me in your earbuds, I do not want to hurt your pretty little ears, so I’m going to restraint myself. I’m beyond myself to finally be able to share all the secret details of this thing I’ve been working on for months and months. So here we go… get ready to conquer food and body & body image and thrive. I’m pleased to announce and introduce… Conquer & Thrive. In this episode, we will learn: What’s is Conquer and Thrive What is included inside Conquer and Thrive Who should join Conquer and Thrive What will happen after a few months inside Conquer and Thrive How to join Conquer and thrive Mentioned on the show: Conquer & Thrive

Power or Control Let us start with this question: Do you want to be in your power with food, or do you want to control food? Do you want to be in your power with your body, or do you want to control your body? My own relationship to power and control has been different at different stages of my life. I spent most of my teens developing my power and being punished for it. In fact, I was labeled as a rebel because I was in my power. Over the years of being told over and over again that what I was being a daughter, a girlfriend, a young woman in her power wasn't right, I started to doubt myself and my ways. From my mid-twenties to early '40s, I spent seeking control. If being in my power was wrong, then the opposite should be right. Now, let's be clear. I didn't wake up thinking, "Oh well, power doesn't work, let me try control." That's not how it happened. On the contrary, it was subtle. Instead of being punished for being in my power, I was being rewarded by society for "being in control." That is to say, I wa

Are you a righteous eater? One hint that you might be is the answer to this question: Do you secretly feel superior (better than others) because of the way you eat? This one is also revealing: now again, answer silently: Do you feel a sense of shame or guilt when you don’t eat the way you think you should? I emphasize the word secret or silent answer because admitting that you are a righteous eater publicly is just another layer of shame that we want to avoid. We don’t seek righteous eating because something is wrong with us. On the contrary, we seek a righteous way of eating because we are trying to survive and protect ourselves from more “mean girl voice” critics. We seek to eat righteously as a way to feel better about ourselves. To fill up the void left by the beliefs we aren’t worthy. We desire to eat the right way in the hope of being worthy. Diet culture has led us to believe that our self-worth was to be earned mainly through our body size and beauty, but also through trying hard enough to get “there”

Unlearning Diet Culture as a mom It’s in our human DNA to seek autonomy as we become adults. To be independent and self- sufficient; without having to fit someone’s expectations but our own. To be ourselves. I mean as parents our role is to raise little humans to be autonomous, right? But Diet Culture gets in the way of our autonomy as women. It tells us what to eat, how to move, and what size and shape our bodies should be. You and I do not have to live our lives according to diet culture's rules and expectations. Decide to opt-out, totally up to you. You can stay, or you can say: HELL NO! This is what Mandy decided to do. Mandy is a 40's years old mother of 2 who decided to change her reality. You'll hear her share her journey unlearning diet culture as a mom from the beginning to the end. On today's episode, you'll learn: The 5 steps to unlearning diet culture How she was raised in a family that dieted After the birth of her kids eating & dieting took a turn for the worse "I hit rock bottom when I did