Middleish

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  • Middleish: Episode 93 - Body Kindness and Seeking Your Best You

Middleish: Episode 93 - Body Kindness and Seeking Your Best You

Monday 6th June 2022

Erin Green and Michael Gray debunk myths about body kindness, showing how self-compassion leads to healthier habits on Middleish.
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Body Kindness: Embracing Your Best Self with Erin and Michael

Being kind to yourself absolutely does not mean 'giving up.' We have found that most people who treat themselves with kindness and practice self-care are actually more likely to engage in healthful behaviors.
Ever feel like being kind to yourself means you're giving up on your health goals? Erin Green and Michael Gray are here to debunk that myth in this episode of Middleish. They dive into the concept of body kindness, emphasizing that self-care and self-acceptance can actually pave the way for healthier behaviors. The duo tackles the common misconception that kindness equates to complacency, explaining how treating yourself with compassion can boost your motivation to pursue healthful habits.
Erin, a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and former professional triathlete, shares her journey of moving from regimented training to rediscovering the joy of spontaneous activities. Together with Michael, they highlight the difference between body positivity and body acceptance, urging listeners to shift their focus from weight loss and appearance to overall well-being. They discuss how diet culture can warp our self-image and offer practical tips for building new internal dialogues to combat negative self-talk.
The hosts argue that people who feel good about themselves are more likely to treat their bodies better, making self-kindness a cornerstone of any health journey. With a mix of personal anecdotes and professional insights, Erin and Michael make a compelling case for why being kind to yourself is not a sign of weakness but a powerful tool for achieving your best self.
So, if you're ready to challenge the narrative that self-compassion is counterproductive, tune in and learn how body kindness can transform your approach to health and wellness.