Episodes
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You can follow any diet, but if youâre stressed, your body can still be out of balance. Why? Because stress overrides everything! In this episode, Jen explains how adrenaline-driven stress can take control, leaving us feeling off-kilter no matter how well we eat. Stress is something we all experience in different ways, with a variety of symptoms, making it challenging to pinpoint and address. Tune in as Jen breaks down how stress impacts our health and why managing it is essential for true balance.
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Fear, loneliness, isolation, inability to work, financial worries, and loss of self-esteem are some of the key factors contributing to a 25% global increase in anxiety and depression, according to the World Health Organisation. In this episode, Jen will explore how our moods are profoundly influenced by brain chemicals known as âfeel-good hormones.â These include serotonin, dopamine, oxytocin, and endorphins, all of which play crucial roles in our feelings of happiness, connection, and motivation.
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Did you know Jen is actually quite shy and an introvert? You might not expect that from a professional speaker, right? In this episode, Jen opens up about how her introversion has even caught her off guard. She shares her personal journey and reveals how being shy isnât a disadvantage - itâs her secret superpower! Tune in to hear how Jen embraces her introverted side and turns it into a strength.
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Do you remember Mary Poppins? In the classic movie, Mary Poppins emphasises the value of making any task enjoyable. She says âIn every job that must be done, there is an element of fun. You find the fun andâsnap!âthe job's a game!â In this episode, Jen shares how play is an essential key for increase productivity.
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Jen challenges the myth of "rest when it's all done." In a world obsessed with productivity, it's easy to feel like rest comes only after the endless to-do list is complete. In this episode, she breaks down how to let go of the all-or-nothing mindset and embrace a more balanced, sustainable way to manage lifeâs responsibilities.
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It's easy to slip into survival mode without even realising it. This state occurs when you're just getting by, doing the bare minimum to meet daily demands, but without feeling truly fulfilled or in control. In this episode, Jen discusses how to recognise the signs of survival mode and offers tips on reclaiming your life and moving towards thriving again.
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Jen, I canât do it. I canât keep going.â This is something Jen hears often. In this episode, she explores the power of choosing grit over quittingâharnessing inner strength, persevering through adversity, and unlocking a level of success that talent and intelligence alone cannot guarantee.
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Omega-3 fatty acids play a crucial role in maintaining overall health by supporting brain function, promoting heart health, and reducing inflammation. In this episode, Jen talks about the importance of omega-3s, explores various sources, and highlights the advantages of plant-based omega-3s compared to animal-based options.
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Bitter is better! Digestive bitters, often hailed as "nature's digestive aids," have been utilised for centuries to enhance digestive health. These foods and herbs, characterised by their bitter taste, stimulate digestive juices, aid nutrient absorption, and promote overall gut health. In this episode, Jen explores the benefits of digesting bitter foods and shares which foods are the best.
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The gut, often called the "second brain," has a profound impact on our health through the gut-brain axis, a communication network linking our gastrointestinal tract and central nervous system. The gut microbiome, a complex ecosystem of bacteria, aids in digestion, nutrient absorption, and immune function and influences brain function via substances it produces. In this episode, Jen explains how disruptions in this system can lead to issues like food intolerances, underscoring the importance of maintaining a balanced gut microbiome for overall wellbeing.
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In a world often marked by competition and rivalry, the notion that "success is the best revenge" resonates deeply with many people. In this episode, Jen discusses this concept suggesting that the most effective way to respond to those who doubt, belittle, or wrong us is not through retaliation or confrontation, but by achieving our own goals and flourishing in our endeavours.
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"Don't let the old lady in." What does this mean? Our daily actions determine whether we invite the old lady or man into our lives. It doesn't imply we won't get old, but it emphasises the importance of aging with strength, fitness, and health. In this episode, Jen shares tips on how to age strong, fit, and healthy.
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The downside of living a good life is that it often prevents us from achieving greatness. In recent years, people have settled for less, and comfort has become our downfall. While convenience has made life easier, our sedentary habits and reliance on processed foods threaten our health, leading to reduced vitality, chronic illnesses, and shorter lifespans. In this episode, Jen discusses the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone to live a truly great life, not just a comfortable one.
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"Jen, I'm in need of motivation." Jen frequently receives this question. In this episode, Jen will explore the distinction between inspiration and motivation, revealing that while they may seem alike, they fundamentally differ in their impact on human behaviour and endurance.
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Do you do NEAT? NEAT is Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis (NEAT), a term introduced by Dr. James Levine to describe the energy expended through daily activities other than sleeping, eating, or structured exercise. In this episode, Jen talks about NEAT and how increasing NEAT is a practical approach for individuals aiming to improve overall health and manage weight.
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Our attitude towards life functions like a magnet, attracting experiences, people, and outcomes that resonate with it. A negative or cynical perspective often brings challenges, setbacks, and dissatisfaction into our lives. In this episode, Jen shares ways you can correct a 'crap attitude' and cultivate a more positive mindset.
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