A near death experience, a major health issue and a painful accident can make life seem unfair and unsafe. But WHAT IF these experiences are needed for radical change? Health coach Sarah Anne Stewart shares very personal stories that may help you look at some of the most difficult things in life as blessings in disguise.

In this episode of Life Done Better, Sarah reveals how women can finally achieve a body they love – the Holistic way! She talks with Jill about what keeps women from healthy body goals and shows how they can free themselves from their weight struggles and start living their lives again.

TIME STAMPS:

3:00 - Sarah talks about how holistic medicine cured her father’s cancer.
8:15 - Sarah and Jill expose the challenges of a modeling career and its effect on body image.
13:20 - Breaking down your belief system, believing “experts,” and trusting yourself.
16:50 - Sarah and Jill discuss insecurities, belief systems, and how to discover the way you want to feel rather than how you look.
20:20 - Sarah shares her personal story of her breast implant illness.
27:30 - Sarah and Jill talk about the power of healing the turbulent, subconscious mind.

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Hosted by: Jill de Jong

Guest: Nutritional Health Coach Sarah Anne Stewart

Produced by: Mike Thomas

Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy

Theme Music by: Chris Porter

A CurtCo Media Production

A near death experience, a major health issue and a painful accident can make life seem unfair and unsafe. But WHAT IF these experiences are needed for radical change? Health coach Sarah Anne Stewart shares very personal stories that may help you look at some of the most difficult things in life as blessings in disguise.
In this episode of Life Done Better, Sarah reveals how women can finally achieve a body they love &ndash; the Holistic way! She talks with Jill about what keeps women from healthy body goals and shows how they can free themselves from their weight struggles and start living their lives again.
TIME STAMPS:
3:00 - Sarah talks about how holistic medicine cured her father&rsquo;s cancer. 8:15 - Sarah and Jill expose the challenges of a modeling career and its effect on body image. 13:20 - Breaking down your belief system, believing &ldquo;experts,&rdquo; and trusting yourself. 16:50 - Sarah and Jill discuss insecurities, belief systems, and how to discover the way you want to feel rather than how you look. 20:20 - Sarah shares her personal story of her breast implant illness. 27:30 - Sarah and Jill talk about the power of healing the turbulent, subconscious mind.
Follow Jill on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat">@_modelsdoeat</a>
Follow the show on Twitter: <a href="https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter">@_lifedonebetter</a>
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Hosted by: Jill de Jong
Guest: Nutritional Health Coach Sarah Anne Stewart
Produced by: Mike Thomas
Sound Engineering by: Michael Kennedy
Theme Music by: Chris Porter
A <a href="https://www.curtco">CurtCo Media</a> Production

Made for those who choose to ‘lean-in’ to life, live purposefully, and desire to make positive changes. This is a safe place for exploration and personal growth by empowering and providing you with knowledge from top experts and change makers in all aspects of self-improvement and wellness to help you make the best decisions for positive improvements in your life. With the expert guidance of health coach Jill de Jong, Life Done Better is a haven for community, connection, and growth.

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Produced by: AJ Moseley

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Made for those who choose to &lsquo;lean-in&rsquo; to life, live purposefully, and desire to make positive changes. This is a safe place for exploration and personal growth by empowering and providing you with knowledge from top experts and change makers in all aspects of self-improvement and wellness to help you make the best decisions for positive improvements in your life. With the expert guidance of health coach Jill de Jong, Life Done Better is a haven for community, connection, and growth.
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Life Done Better with Supermodel Jill de Jong

Made for those who choose to ‘lean-in’ to life, live purposefully, and desire to make positive changes. This is a safe place for exploration and personal growth by empowering and providing you with knowledge from top experts and change makers in all aspects of self-improvement and wellness to help you make the best decisions for positive improvements in your life. With the expert guidance of health coach Jill de Jong, Life Done Better is a haven for community, connection, and growth.

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Hosted by: Jill de Jong

Produced by: AJ Moseley

A CurtCo Media Production

Made for those who choose to &lsquo;lean-in&rsquo; to life, live purposefully, and desire to make positive changes. This is a safe place for exploration and personal growth by empowering and providing you with knowledge from top experts and change makers in all aspects of self-improvement and wellness to help you make the best decisions for positive improvements in your life. With the expert guidance of health coach Jill de Jong, Life Done Better is a haven for community, connection, and growth.
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Produced by: AJ Moseley
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A near death experience, a major health issue and a painful accident can make life seem unfair and unsafe. But WHAT IF these experiences are needed for radical change? Health coach Sarah Anne Stewart shares very personal stories that may help you look at some of the most difficult things in life as blessings in disguise.

03 - BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE: Health Coach Sarah Anne Stewart

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Are you having a hard time replacing old habits with new ones? Do you keep procrastinating getting started or getting something done? Change can be scary ("What if I fail?") and overwhelming (" I don't even know where to start."), but change can also be incredible!  

Everyone has something in their lives that they’d like to improve, whether that’s managing stress more effectively, being more organized, eating healthier, feeling more purposeful, or carving out more time to rest. But many struggle to take consistent action to make it happen. 

This week’s guest, coach, author, and well-being consultant Linda Bonnar, provides the right tools and techniques to making change more manageable. Her tools help you eliminate the resistance that keeps you from taking action, inspire you to make space, and how to deal with the imposter syndrome. You are in charge of your life, keep showing up for yourself, one day at a time!

Timestamps:

2:15 What life events inspired Linda to write her book “Just Three Things.”

3:55 How do we find time for change? 6:19 The awareness of how you spend your time is crucial.

8:30 Creating a conducive space is necessary! Physical and headspace.

9:56 Linda’s advice for cleaning out your mind and dealing with issues.

12:00 De-clutter your life! Audit yourself and your things every so often to see if they still have value to yourself.

13:28 Approaching the fear of change.

15:49 You become the people that you hang out with.

16:20 What is the Imposter Syndrome? Who does it affect? How can we overcome it?

19:00 Labels are for jars. Stop labeling yourself and others.

23:01 Creating big changes by implementing small steps.

25:40 Take the pressure off yourself on your journey. Comparison is the thief of accomplishment. Be flexible with the process.

28:14 How to put an end to procrastination!

31:55 The challenges that Linda is still working on today. Hint: don’t forget to take a vacation.

35:58 Feel free to stay int touch with Linda Bonnar based on the mentioned accounts. 

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Learn More: https://www.curtco.com/lifedonebetter

Have questions, feedback, or suggestions for a topic for Jill? You can call her and leave a message at: (323) 522-5006‬

or send her a message on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat

Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter

Hosted by: Jill de Jong

Produced and edited by: AJ Moseley

A CurtCo Media Production

https://www.curtco.com

Are you having a hard time replacing old habits with new ones? Do you keep procrastinating getting started or getting something&nbsp;done?&nbsp;Change can be scary ("What if I fail?") and overwhelming (" I don't even know where to start."), but change can also be incredible!&nbsp;&nbsp;
Everyone has something in their lives that they&rsquo;d like to improve, whether that&rsquo;s managing stress more effectively, being more organized, eating healthier, feeling more purposeful, or carving out more time to rest. But many struggle to take consistent action to make it happen.&nbsp;
This week&rsquo;s guest, coach, author, and well-being consultant Linda Bonnar, provides the right tools and techniques to making change more manageable. Her tools help you eliminate the resistance that keeps you from taking action, inspire you to make space, and how to deal with the imposter syndrome. You are in charge of your life, keep showing up for yourself, one day at a time!
Timestamps:
2:15 What life events inspired Linda to write her book &ldquo;Just Three Things.&rdquo;
3:55 How do we find time for change? 6:19 The awareness of how you spend your time is crucial.
8:30 Creating a conducive space is necessary! Physical and headspace.
9:56 Linda&rsquo;s advice for cleaning out your mind and dealing with issues.
12:00 De-clutter your life! Audit yourself and your things every so often to see if they still have value to yourself.
13:28 Approaching the fear of change.
15:49 You become the people that you hang out with.
16:20 What is the Imposter Syndrome? Who does it affect? How can we overcome it?
19:00 Labels are for jars. Stop labeling yourself and others.
23:01 Creating big changes by implementing small steps.
25:40 Take the pressure off yourself on your journey. Comparison is the thief of accomplishment. Be flexible with the process.
28:14 How to put an end to procrastination!
31:55 The challenges that Linda is still working on today. Hint: don&rsquo;t forget to take a vacation.
35:58 Feel free to stay int touch with Linda Bonnar based on the mentioned accounts.&nbsp;
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Learn More: https://www.curtco.com/lifedonebetter
Have questions, feedback, or suggestions for a topic for Jill? You can call her and leave a message at: (323) 522-5006‬
or send her a message on Instagram:<a href="https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat"> https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat</a>
Follow us on Twitter:<a href="https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter"> https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter</a>
Hosted by: Jill de Jong
Produced and edited by: AJ Moseley
A CurtCo Media Production
<a href="https://www.curtco.com">https://www.curtco.com</a>

Are you having a hard time replacing old habits with new ones? Do you keep procrastinating getting started or getting something done? Well-Being Consultant Linda Bonnar provides the right tools and techniques to making change more manageable. Her tools help you eliminate the resistance that keeps you from taking action, inspire you to make space, and how to deal with the imposter syndrome.

46 - CHANGE IS INEVITABLE, GROWTH IS OPTIONAL with Linda Bonnar, Author and Well-Being Consultant

Are your (new year) goals body and health related? Has it been hard to reach your goals in the past?

This week’s guest, fitness trainer Emily Eckstein, will help you get focused and explain how you can improve your mindset around losing weight, body shaming, and loving yourself. This is an invitation to go deep within and get vulnerable with yourself, because knowing your WHY will be the driving force of your actions.  

When we put in time and energy working towards a goal and we don’t see the desired results quickly, we get discouraged and feel unmotivated. We need to reevaluate our mindset and the way we invest time in ourselves in the long run.  

Emily and Jill also talk about other success factors such as: scheduling workouts, setting monthly goals, and choosing exercises you enjoy and make you feel good. We function better when we feel good, so let's keep moving and raising our vibrations!

Timestamps:

1:55 Is it worth making excuses?

2:40 Importance of scheduling in what’s important

4:30 Mindset before physical goals

7:55 Top tips making lasting goals!

11:30 Finding your “why” to your goals

12:54 The power of being honest and vulnerable to yourself

13:36 Goals are like a marathon. No need to sprint off the bat

15:15 Emily’s journey into fitness. Healthy?

19:26 Emily’s like changing moment when she was hit by an 18-wheeler

24:22 Mindset tricks to help you start to believe in yourself

27:55 The energy you put out into this world, comes right back

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Learn More: https://www.curtco.com/lifedonebetter

Have questions, feedback, or suggestions for a topic for Jill? You can call her and leave a message at: (323) 522-5006‬

or send her a message on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat

Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter

Hosted by: Jill de Jong

Produced and edited by: AJ Moseley

A CurtCo Media Production

https://www.curtco.com

Are your (new year) goals body and health related? Has it been hard to reach your goals in the past?
This week&rsquo;s guest, fitness trainer Emily Eckstein, will help you get focused and explain how you can improve your mindset around losing weight, body shaming, and loving yourself. This is an invitation to go deep within and get vulnerable with yourself, because&nbsp;knowing your WHY will be the driving force of your actions.&nbsp;&nbsp;
When we put in time and energy working towards a goal and we don&rsquo;t see the desired results quickly, we get discouraged and feel unmotivated. We need to reevaluate our mindset and the way we invest time in ourselves in the long run.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Emily and Jill also talk about other success factors such as: scheduling workouts, setting monthly goals, and choosing exercises you enjoy and make you feel good. We function better when we feel good, so let's keep moving and raising our vibrations!
Timestamps:
1:55 Is it worth making excuses?
2:40 Importance of scheduling in what&rsquo;s important
4:30 Mindset before physical goals
7:55 Top tips making lasting goals!
11:30 Finding your &ldquo;why&rdquo; to your goals
12:54 The power of being honest and vulnerable to yourself
13:36 Goals are like a marathon. No need to sprint off the bat
15:15 Emily&rsquo;s journey into fitness. Healthy?
19:26 Emily&rsquo;s like changing moment when she was hit by an 18-wheeler
24:22 Mindset tricks to help you start to believe in yourself
27:55 The energy you put out into this world, comes right back
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Learn More: https://www.curtco.com/lifedonebetter
Have questions, feedback, or suggestions for a topic for Jill? You can call her and leave a message at: (323) 522-5006‬
or send her a message on Instagram:<a href="https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat"> https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat</a>
Follow us on Twitter:<a href="https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter"> https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter</a>
Hosted by: Jill de Jong
Produced and edited by: AJ Moseley
A CurtCo Media Production
<a href="https://www.curtco.com">https://www.curtco.com</a>

Are your (new year) goals body and health related? Fitness trainer Emily Eckstein will help you get focused and explain how you can improve your mindset around losing weight, body shaming, and loving yourself.

45 - EXERCISE SUCCESS FACTORS with Fitness Trainer Emily Eckstein

Would you benefit from drinking less alcohol? This week’s guest, alcohol-free lifestyle expert Amanda Kuda talks in-depth about drinking and how it affects our mind, body, and life. 

We often drink because we want to “be more” and “feel less”. Even though drinking is socially acceptable and seems pretty harmless (when not drinking excessively) alcohol can become a crutch and stunt emotional growth. A no-alcohol challenge like Dry January offers a reprieve - a reset - and a time to reflect on the impact alcohol has on our lives.  

Amanda explains that there are two types of people: moderators and abstainers ,and that it helps to know what category you fall into. 

Don't worry, this episode is NOT intended to get you to stop drinking alcohol all together, but to provide insight and to inspire you to take a closer look at your drinking habits.

Timestamps:

2:10 Amanda’s history with alcohol

7:04 The benefits Amanda has felt living alcohol free

9:45 Great alcohol substitutes

12:16 The two personality archetypes of living life (with alcohol). Which one are you??

15:20 Why do people drink? Do you really need it?

19:07 How to handle social situations without alcohol (when alcohol is around)?

21:00 Test if you are an empath. Empath’s have a tendency to cover up stimulation with alcohol.

24:00 Dealing with friends not wanting you to quit drinking. Can be very difficult!

30:00 Is the root of drinking just connection seeking behavior?

32:00 Is alcohol stopping you from going in the direction you need?

33:34 What to say (when you aren’t drinking) when someone asks if you’d like a drink.

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Learn More: https://www.curtco.com/lifedonebetter

Have questions, feedback, or suggestions for a topic for Jill? You can call her and leave a message at: (323) 522-5006‬

or send her a message on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat

Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter

Hosted by: Jill de Jong

Produced and edited by: AJ Moseley

A CurtCo Media Production

https://www.curtco.com

Would you benefit from drinking less alcohol? This week&rsquo;s guest, alcohol-free lifestyle expert Amanda Kuda talks in-depth about drinking and how it affects our mind, body, and life.&nbsp;
We often drink because we want to&nbsp;&ldquo;be more&rdquo; and &ldquo;feel less&rdquo;. Even though drinking is socially acceptable and&nbsp;seems pretty harmless (when not drinking excessively) alcohol can&nbsp;become a crutch and stunt emotional growth. A no-alcohol&nbsp;challenge like Dry January offers a reprieve - a reset - and a time to reflect on the impact alcohol has on our lives.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Amanda explains that there are two types of people: moderators and abstainers ,and that it helps to know what category you fall into.&nbsp;
Don't worry, this episode is NOT intended to get you to stop drinking alcohol all together, but to provide insight and to inspire you to take a closer look at your drinking habits.
Timestamps:
2:10 Amanda&rsquo;s history with alcohol
7:04 The benefits Amanda has felt living alcohol free
9:45 Great alcohol substitutes
12:16 The two personality archetypes of living life (with alcohol). Which one are you??
15:20 Why do people drink? Do you really need it?
19:07 How to handle social situations without alcohol (when alcohol is around)?
21:00 Test if you are an empath. Empath&rsquo;s have a tendency to cover up stimulation with alcohol.
24:00 Dealing with friends not wanting you to quit drinking. Can be very difficult!
30:00 Is the root of drinking just connection seeking behavior?
32:00 Is alcohol stopping you from going in the direction you need?
33:34 What to say (when you aren&rsquo;t drinking) when someone asks if you&rsquo;d like a drink.
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Learn More: https://www.curtco.com/lifedonebetter
Have questions, feedback, or suggestions for a topic for Jill? You can call her and leave a message at: (323) 522-5006‬
or send her a message on Instagram:<a href="https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat"> https://www.instagram.com/_modelsdoeat</a>
Follow us on Twitter:<a href="https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter"> https://www.twitter.com/_lifedonebetter</a>
Hosted by: Jill de Jong
Produced and edited by: AJ Moseley
A CurtCo Media Production
<a href="https://www.curtco.com">https://www.curtco.com</a>

Would you benefit from drinking less alcohol? This week’s guest, alcohol-free lifestyle expert Amanda Kudo talks in-depth about drinking and how it affects our mind, body, and life.

03 - BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE: Health Coach Sarah Anne Stewart

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