Trust Yourself w/ Colleen Mitchell

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Your big decisions should be made by one person: you. Colleen Mitchell (@InspiredForward), a type 1 diabetic, joins us today to discuss how listening to her own body and doing her own research gave her control over her blood sugar levels. Whether it’s public speaking, getting your message out, or defending your health, Colleen is here to tell you why your choices should never be left up to other people. Highlight Reel 0:30 Type 1 and Type 2 1:30 Fear of public speaking 13:40 Everyone has a message 16:40 Carbs and diabetes 23:40 The processed food industry 30:20 Make your own decisions 35:10 An ideal situation 41:40 Question everything 42:40 Testing for diabetes Watch the video: https://youtu.be/Fp7nm6rAl6U Read the transcript: https://www.thatsaloud.com/post/trust-yourself-w-colleen-mitchell

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