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One Percent Better - Eating Disorders, Mental Health & Life
Allprintingca
77 episodes
5 days ago
Hello and welcome to the 1% Better podcast. I'm your host Heather, a podcast about how my pain will have a purpose, where I talk openly and honestly about having an eating disorder as an adult, my crazy life, my mental health, and how I almost lost it all. To entering eating disorder recovery under the brush, gaining my health and my life back, and slowly becoming 1% better.
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Hello and welcome to the 1% Better podcast. I'm your host Heather, a podcast about how my pain will have a purpose, where I talk openly and honestly about having an eating disorder as an adult, my crazy life, my mental health, and how I almost lost it all. To entering eating disorder recovery under the brush, gaining my health and my life back, and slowly becoming 1% better.
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Mental Health
Health & Fitness
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Embracing Self-Love: Limiting Comparison and Embracing Individuality S1 E63
One Percent Better - Eating Disorders, Mental Health & Life
53 minutes 41 seconds
1 year ago
Embracing Self-Love: Limiting Comparison and Embracing Individuality S1 E63

Summary


Gina Perin shares her journey of overcoming personal struggles and finding her purpose in health and wellness. She discusses the impact of her brother's suicide on her life and the guilt she carried. Gina emphasizes the importance of seeking help and finding healthy coping mechanisms. She highlights the significance of small changes and the time it takes to create positive habits. Gina also reflects on the negative effects of social media and the pressure to compare oneself to others. In this conversation, Gina Perin and Heather discuss the importance of limiting comparison and embracing self-love. Gina shares her experience of being compared to her siblings and how she learned to love herself and her body. She emphasizes the power of gratitude and positive thinking in transforming one's self-perception. Gina also talks about overcoming excuse-itis and retraining the brain to focus on possibilities rather than limitations. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of giving back and finding positivity in life.


Takeaways


Seeking help and therapy can be transformative in overcoming personal struggles.

Small changes and habits can lead to significant positive transformations.

The guilt and pain of losing a loved one to suicide can be overwhelming, but it's important to remember that it's not your fault.

Social media can have both positive and negative effects, and it's important to set boundaries and limit exposure to maintain mental well-being. Limiting comparison is key to embracing self-love and accepting one's body.

Practicing gratitude and positive thinking can transform self-perception and improve overall well-being.

Recognizing and challenging excuses can lead to personal growth and achievement.

Giving back to the community and helping others is a fulfilling way to find purpose and happiness in life.

One Percent Better - Eating Disorders, Mental Health & Life
Hello and welcome to the 1% Better podcast. I'm your host Heather, a podcast about how my pain will have a purpose, where I talk openly and honestly about having an eating disorder as an adult, my crazy life, my mental health, and how I almost lost it all. To entering eating disorder recovery under the brush, gaining my health and my life back, and slowly becoming 1% better.