EPISODE · Apr 10, 2024 · 49 MIN
INTENTIONAL LIVING: monthly check-in, embracing change and not feeling "stuck", & the most common symptoms I see (and why they aren't normal)
from nourish with purpose · host Bailey Seaton
In this episode, Bailey shares her intentions for the month of April, how she uses the spring season to refresh and evaluate her situation, and how you can create security in your day-to-day route to limit feeling stuck. She also explores her top-3 most common symptoms prevalent among clients & why they shouldn't be considered normal...along with the first step she would take towards true healing. I WANT TO BUY YOUR GROCERIES! Leave a 5-star rating & review on Apple Podcast to get entered into the $100 gift-card (to your favorite grocery store) giveaway! DM screenshot of review to @nourishwithbailey on Instagram to get entered. last day to enter is 07/21/24 Bailey is an anti-inflammatory focused holistic health coach, personal trainer, and founder of Divine Purpose. Divine Purpose is an integrative health coaching business that focuses on helping women both reduce inflammation + stress, and heal their relationship with food through low-impact movement, anti-inflammatory focused recipes, exclusive podcasts & workbooks, and wellness blog posts. Her signature 1:1 coaching program, Nourish to Flourish, gives you the support you need to feel good in your skin, never count calories again, ditch the scale for good, and significantly reduce the various symptoms that occur when you struggle with inflammation. 1:1 COACHING INFO: learn more here! JOIN THE WAITLIST - INFLAMED TO INSPIRED PROGRAM: join here! (scroll down on page) SUBMIT PRAYER REQUESTS: here! SOCIAL LINKS: Instagram, Website, Youtube To sponsor our show or be a guest, email [email protected]
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