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Have you ever had the experience where you've said to a friend, "OMG! I've gained so much weight. I feel so disgusting." and your friend responds with something like, "You shouldn't say that. You're not disgusting. You're beautiful!"?

I mean, we don't necessarily want our friends to agree with a statement like that, but on the other hand, "You're not disgusting. You're beautiful!" feels inauthentic at best.

You may even wonder - I know that this body love/self love thing is something that I need to get behind - so many folks talk about how its helpful to treating myself better - and I know that my self esteem is low. But I really can't get behind the whole "my body is beautiful" thought process.

Maybe my body is the exception to that rule.

Body like, love and acceptance is available to all of us.

We've just been doing it wrong.

In Episode 24 I will explain why affirmations don't work when it comes to strongly held beliefs, and what to do instead. 

And don't worry - you won't have to stand in front of a mirror and say repeatedly, "I love my body"

Get full show notes and more information here: http://elizabethsherman.com/podcast/24

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If you’re a woman in midlife who wants better health without obsessing over weight, you’re in the right place. I’m Elizabeth Sherman, a life and health coach and host of the Total Health in Midlife Podcast.

After coaching hundreds of women, I know the real problem usually isn’t “not enough information” – it’s too much of it, and not knowing where to start. With close to 300 episodes, this show can feel that way too.

To make it easy, I created a free Listener’s Roadmap that helps you figure out which episodes are right for you right now. Tell me what you’re struggling with – low energy, emotional eating, stress, sleep, exercise, or all of the above – and I’ll point you to a curated path of episodes and resources to get you moving.

Download your free roadmap at https://elizabethsherman.com/roadmap.