Episode Summary
Key Takeaways To Tune In For
- [02:21] Romi’s background and how she became an expert in helping women create the lives they really want
- [05:25] Why women have unrealistic expectations
- [06:20] Do women have to get to the point where they feel like they have to escape
- [07:50] Tips to getting started
- [10:45] Why women should not feel selfish when working on themselves
- [12:10] Tips to achieving healthy goals
- [16:45] How to make healthier food choices
- [19:25] Communication and asking for more help
- [23:40] Weekly traffic meetings why they might be beneficial to you
- [25:30] Why having moments of quiet is important
- [28:50] Romi’s parting words
Resources talked about in this episode
- Guest website – romineustadt.com
- Guest social media – Romi’s Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn
- Guest books –
- NBI blog: The Four Pillars of Health
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