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Ever feel like you’re “doing everything right” but the scale won’t budge and your energy’s flat? We’ve been there. Keila breaks down how she paired professional guidance with smart AI prompts to make meal planning and strength training simpler, more precise, and a lot more sustainable. No guesswork, no scrolling for hours—just clear targets turned into real meals and realistic workouts that fit a busy life.

Keila shares the exact way she asks AI to build lunch and dinner options that fit her specific macro goals, plus how to swap ingredients, generate grocery lists, and create healthier versions of favorites like pizza and blueberry muffins. She shares ways you can be as specific as possible to get the results that are specific to you.

Keila also shares how she uses AI to create workout plans, tweak her current plan and create a specific flexibility plan just for her. She shares ways to be as successful as you can for your specific goals and how using an AI tool has saved frustration, time and execution of her fitness goals.

Throughout, Keila draws a firm line: AI is a helpful tool, not a doctor. If you have medical conditions or you’re a true beginner, lean on qualified professionals and use AI only to speed up execution—not to replace personalized care.

If you’re ready to turn numbers into nourishing meals, turn intentions into consistent training, and reclaim momentum without burning hours online, this one’s for you. Listen, steal the prompts, and start building a plan you’ll actually follow. If this helped, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a quick review—your support helps more women heal and thrive.

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Feeling stretched thin, guilty, and tired of chasing an ideal that never feels real? We dive straight into four patterns that quietly drain women’s energy—hyperindependence, prioritizing everyone else, pressure to be “size four,” and constant comparison—and swap them for simple, sustainable habits that restore calm, confidence, and momentum. As a licensed therapist and self-care advocate, I share clear steps, scripts, and mindset shifts that help you let go without losing yourself.

We start by naming the hyperindependence trap and why it often roots in trauma. You’ll learn how to practice tiny asks, delegate without micromanaging, and reframe help as strength. Then we move into boundaries: practical buffer phrases, short “no” scripts, and how to handle the guilt and pushback that show up when you stop people-pleasing. From there, we challenge the body ideal that keeps you stuck in extremes and offer a steadier path to health—short walks, simple strength sessions, better hydration, and unfussy meals that fit real life. Finally, we break comparison by shifting focus to your own timeline, using journaling prompts, and curating an environment and community that match your goals.

Expect a grounded mix of mindset and mechanics: weekly planning that removes friction, tiny wins that compound, and the reminder that progress isn’t about going harder—it’s about going steadier. If you’re ready to trade overwhelm for clarity and create habits you can actually keep, this conversation will meet you where you are and move you forward.

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90-day Self-Growth Journal - A great companion you can use on your healing journey. For 90 days you will have daily prompts on the topics of self-love, self-care and gratitude. This journal is great for beginners, novice and anyone that wants to dive deeper into their true selves. https://amzn.to/4fk14sq

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One word can turn a wall into a doorway. We dive into the power of yet—how a simple tweak to your self-talk transforms setbacks into stepping stones and helps you build habits that last without the burnout.

I share the core difference between a fixed mindset and a growth mindset through Carol Dweck’s research, then translate it into daily language you can use when goals feel heavy: I’m not consistent yet, I haven’t found a workout I enjoy yet, I’m not organized yet. We walk through four practical benefits—resilience, long-term learning, creativity, and motivation—and show why yet works at a nervous-system level by easing pressure, lowering stress, and keeping you engaged with the next small step.

You’ll hear real-life examples from health and wellness to routines and creative projects, including how to stop comparing yourself to experts and start comparing to your own yesterday. We move from perfection to progress, from all-or-nothing to small-and-steady, and from shame to curiosity. Then we set “yet goals” for the year: clear, compassionate targets backed by tiny actions like planning two dinners instead of seven or choosing a 10-minute walk that builds momentum. The episode ends with a one-line challenge that rewires your inner voice and invites immediate action.

If you’re ready to trade hustle for humane growth and build confidence rep by rep, this conversation is your reset. Subscribe for more tools, share this with a friend who needs gentle motivation, and leave a quick review to help other women find the show. What’s your “yet” statement today?

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