This week Adee and Michael are answering another listener's question about overcoming the challenge of unwanted weight gain and learning how to take care of your body.
Be sure to tune in for more tips on nutrition, meditation, and mindset shifts that are sure to help you find what works best for you on your journey to looking better and feeling better. We love your questions so keep them coming!
What you’ll learn:
08:20 - How range can still be good
12:33 - Mindset shifts
16:30 - Meditation
24:00 - Action steps to feel better
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