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EPISODE · Feb 25, 2026 · 31 MIN

What Olympic Athletes Can Teach You About Food Freedom

from Binge Eating Breakthrough

After watching the Olympics for two weeks I wanted to share the stories that have resonated with me the most. Stories about what it takes to keep going, to trust your body, to come back after something hard.  This podcast isn't just about inspiration, it's about what these athletes can teach you on your journey to food freedom. What You'll Discover:- Why inspiration is one of the most underrated tools on your path to food freedom- The mindset required to overcome hard things- What Mikaela Shiffrin's approach to fear and focus can teach you about your relationship with food- How elite athletes think about food and why it's the opposite of what diet culture taught you Plus 5 key themes that apply both to Olympic athletes and your journey to become a calm, connected and confident with food. If you've ever wondered why finding peace with food feels so challenging even when you're putting in the work, this episode offers a new way to see your journey. You might be further along than you think. Want to know why you struggle with food and what to do next? Start watching The Binge Breakthrough Mini Series today. 

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After watching the Olympics for two weeks I wanted to share the stories that have resonated with me the most. Stories about what it takes to keep going, to trust your body, to come back after something hard. This podcast isn't just about inspiration, it's about what these athletes can teach you on your journey to food freedom. What You'll Discover: - Why inspiration is one of the most underrated tools on your path to food freedom - The mindset required to overcome hard things - W...

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