
About this episode
The mirror can be a frightening thing. It's unforgiving, never lies and speaks a lot of harm into many of our lives. And yet we look as if we are constantly drawn into looking at ourselves. With skeptical eyes and harsh judgements, we pick apart every flaw on our body wishing for something better.
Yet, what is better? How is it defined? I think we all want something a little bit different but as standards show the lady on the cover of the next fitness magazine, well she will do. But have you wondered if you really ever did get to that point, then would you be happy?
If we can get beyond the surface level of what our world is telling us will make us happy and truly understand what happiness is, is an image that? The very thing we need in order to be and live the life we want? Or is it fleeting, never enough? I think we all deep down know the truth. But hearing a story of one young beautiful soul who found herself wrapped up in her own cellulite or lack thereof and the need for image only to find something so much more.
We all struggle with body image, but why? How can we learn to embrace it? You'll want to hear Maddy's story as we journey through her life from fitness model turned body loving advocate, bursting with passion to help you and love and embrace who you are regardless of what the mirror shows.
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