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EPISODE · Jan 16, 2024 · 32 MIN

Lyndal Stellenberg: Overcoming Body Image Issues, and Embracing Summer

from Life After Menopause · host Karen O‘Connor

Lyndal Sterenberg, founder of Es Una, talks about her journey in creating a swimwear brand that focuses on body confidence and comfort. Lyndal emphasises the importance of finding swimwear that takes away the anxiety many women feel about their bodies and allows them to enjoy summer activities without self-consciousness. She also discusses the impact of social media on body image and the need for women to embrace their bodies and share their stories.   In addition to her work with Es Una, Lyndal is involved in a program called Making Her Mark, which aims to encourage women and girls to pursue nontraditional careers. She shares her passion for supporting women in male-dominated industries and helping them find the courage to pursue their goals. Key Takeaways: How finding the right swimwear that takes away that anxiety can help women enjoy summer activities without self-consciousness. Why women should embrace their bodies and share their stories. How social media can have a negative impact on body image How to build confidence and overcoming your inner critic. Lindell's challenges and successes encountered in establishing a Es Una Quotes: "Finding swimwear that takes away the anxiety many women feel about their bodies allows them to enjoy summer activities without self-consciousness." - Lyndal Stellenberg Timestamps 03:40  The inspiration behind Lyndal's swimwear designs 05:38  The impact of social media on body confidence 12:23  The importance of courage and confidence to enjoy summer activities 15:34  Overcoming inner critic through research and planning 17:44  Building confidence by taking on challenges 19:32  Lyndal's journey into fashion design 24:29  Addressing individual body issues and finding solutions Find out more here: https://lifeaftermenopause.net/ep225

Lyndal Sterenberg, founder of Es Una, talks about her journey in creating a swimwear brand that focuses on body confidence and comfort. Lyndal emphasises the importance of finding swimwear that takes away the anxiety many women feel about their bodies and allows them to enjoy summer activities without self-consciousness. She also discusses the impact of social media on body image and the need for women to embrace their bodies and share their stories.   In addition to her work with Es Una, Lyndal is involved in a program called Making Her Mark, which aims to encourage women and girls to pursue nontraditional careers. She shares her passion for supporting women in male-dominated industries and helping them find the courage to pursue their goals. Key Takeaways: How finding the right swimwear that takes away that anxiety can help women enjoy summer activities without self-consciousness. Why women should embrace their bodies and share their stories. How social media can have a negative impact on body image How to build confidence and overcoming your inner critic. Lindell's challenges and successes encountered in establishing a Es Una Quotes: "Finding swimwear that takes away the anxiety many women feel about their bodies allows them to enjoy summer activities without self-consciousness." - Lyndal Stellenberg Timestamps03:40  The inspiration behind Lyndal's swimwear designs05:38  The impact of social media on body confidence12:23  The importance of courage and confidence to enjoy summer activities15:34  Overcoming inner critic through research and planning17:44  Building confidence by taking on challenges19:32  Lyndal's journey into fashion design24:29  Addressing individual body issues and finding solutions Find out more here: https://lifeaftermenopause.net/ep225

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