I chatted with psychotherapist Trisha Mac Hale about boundaries on this week’s episode: why we find them so hard, why we work so much, unconscious living versus conscious living, and how to start small when it comes to boundaries. To

#336: Why Boundaries Feel So Hard (and How to Start Small)

You can do the Thrive Fitness Test any day this week. Read the instructions carefully, then share how you got on (or any questions) with your fellow Thrivers in the community.   There’s a new PAHMS training waiting for you:

It’s Fitness Test week! 💪

Have your clothes started feeling a little tighter as you’ve got older, even though you don’t feel like you’re doing anything particularly different? Maybe you’ve tried to eat better, exercise more or “get back on track”, but the results don’t

#335: 3 Reasons Your Clothes Feel Tighter After 40 (and What to Do About It)

Do you find yourself thinking about food morning, noon and night, believing that if you can just get your food right, it will finally help you get fit and healthy? But no matter how much you think about it, plan

#334: What If Your Focus on Food Is Part of the Problem?

Feel like you’re failing? This week on the podcast, I’m joined by psychotherapist and Director of Mind and Body Works Trisha MacHale  to talk about what happens when you decide you’ve had enough and you want to make a change

#333: How Do You Keep Going When You Feel Like You’re Failing?

Working out but not seeing the results you want? You might be working hard, but if your strategy is wrong, you’re not going to get the results you’re looking for. In this episode, I’m sharing 5 common mistakes women make

#332: 5 Reasons Your Workouts Aren’t Getting You the Results You Want

This week on the podcast, I’m joined by psychotherapist Triaha MacHale to talk about neurodiversity in women. We chat about why so many women are only discovering they’re neurodivergent in adulthood, why it has historically been missed or misunderstood, and

#331: Could You Be Neurodivergent?

Always starting over? Feel like you never get past the 4-week mark? You start with loads of motivation. You really want it, you care, and you know exactly what you want. But then the danger zone hits. Your motivation drops,

#330: Why You Can’t Stick to To It — And What’s Really Going On