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Dropping a very timely episode today with so many great strategies and tips for you to be able to make it through the holidays while prioritizing your health. As we head into a busy season, imagine getting to January 2 and feeling energized, proud of yourself, on track with your goals and ready to take on a new year!

Molly Brown, personal trainer, certified nutritionist and dietary supplement professional, joins me on this episode to help us think through how to be health-smart through this season.

It’s all completely possible when you adopt/keep some healthy, practical habits through the holiday season, such as:

  1. Prioritizing a nutritious, low sugar breakfast to start your day off right.
  2. Eating mindfully at holiday parties (how you approach sweets or fill your plate).
  3. Intentional approach to your calendar to avoid a lot of stress.
  4. Go for a walk after meals.
  5. Try to move a little every day - even if it’s for a short time. 
  6. Continually over indulging, avoiding exercise, suppressing your immune system and putting yourself under a lot of stress is a recipe for regret. 

The tips in this episode can help you end the winter holidays feeling great!

Recommendations Molly Brown mentioned:

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