187 Brain Body Connection: Self Hate to Self Love

from Her Rules Radio · host Alexandra Jamieson | Functional Health Coach, Author, Cravings Whisperer

There’s a lot of life going on around you, and the world is sending you messages about what you should look like and how you can feel. Somewhere along the way, we have started believing those messages rather than trusting our own intuition. Our society defers its happiness to the experts and their data. We have forgotten how to trust our intuition. It is time to fight for your right to love your body, and I’m going to show you how. You can read the full show notes at www.alexandrajamieson.com/187

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