New Year's ReVolution: Rethinking Resolutions with Erin and Michael
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The New Year often brings a mix of excitement and anxiety. Some people eagerly embrace the chance for a fresh start, while others feel overwhelmed by the pressure to set and achieve lofty goals. In this episode of 'Middleish', hosts Erin Green and Michael Gray offer a refreshing perspective on New Year's resolutions that might just change the way you approach them forever.
Erin, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and former professional triathlete, and Michael, a personal trainer and nutritional coach, dive into the concept of the 'New Year's ReVolution'. They suggest that instead of striving for perfection or an idealized version of yourself, it's more beneficial to focus on making small, sustainable changes that align with your values. The duo tackles topics like behavior change, mental and emotional health, and the impact of diet culture on our self-worth.
They emphasize the importance of self-talk and neuroplasticity—how our brains can adapt and change over time. By shifting your mindset and setting realistic goals, you can create lasting improvements without the burden of unrealistic expectations. Erin and Michael also discuss practical strategies for managing your time and setting boundaries. They highlight the significance of engaging with others who support your journey and aligning external influences with your personal values.
This episode isn't just about setting resolutions; it's about creating a lifestyle that fosters growth and well-being throughout the year. So if you're tired of the same old resolution routine and want to try something different this year, tune in to 'Middleish' for some grounded advice and a new way to think about personal growth. Erin and Michael's blend of expertise and real-life experience makes this episode both relatable and inspiring.