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On this week\'s episode of the New Glam Gal podcast, we are continuing our month long coaching session. Last week we discussed the common phrase "I feel fat" and how to turn around those fat days. To listen to that episode, click here.
This week, we are discussing the common phrase "I don\'t feel beautiful." So many of my clients struggle with this thought daily. They are hoping and praying somebody somewhere will help them get to that magical place where they start to feel beautiful. Good news! You have the power right now to take yourself to that magical place where beauty resides. It lives within you.
This week we discuss:
BUT, you may be waiting for permission to step into this beauty. You may be hoping someone will come along and tell you. Well, darling, here is your 100% permission to go be yourself. You have my permission to go forth and be your beautiful self.
If you struggle with believing, I totally get that. Reach out for help. Sign up for a free consultation.
To listen to this week\'s episode on iTunes, click here.
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What to do when I feel fat? How do I turn around fat days? What do I do when I have lost weight, but I still feel fat?
These are common questions I get from all of you. It breaks my heart every time you ask so I thought it was high time I deep dive into this question. There are a few things that are key to know about days when you say "I feel fat."
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So my darling glam gal, listen to this week\'s podcast if you find yourself frequently saying "I feel fat." Challenge that thought and don\'t sit in your negative feelings alone. Set up a free consultation. Click here to start with the free Body Image Makeover Course.
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On this week\'s episode of the New Glam Gal Podcast, we talk about one of the most common questions I get. " Should I keep my fat clothes?" The other question I get is "Should I buy a goal outfit?" My clients who are losing weight usually have two piles of clothing in their wardrobes. The pile that is too big and the pile of clothing that is too small. Neither pile of clothing serves them. Most people believe keeping their fat clothes or a skinny outfit is motivation. However, I find it usually demotivates my clients on their weight loss journey. Instead they are like having purposeful little piles of shame all over the house.
Now shame was touted as a big means of motivation in elementary school, thus the naughty chair or a dunce cap. But, now that you are an adult you do not have to choose to carry around either shame device on purpose. So why keep clothing that has the same effect? IT DOES NOT MOTIVATE YOU.
Time to stop using past efforts as a measure of what you can and cannot achieve in the future. A pile of clothes will not prevent you from regaining weight. It will also not shame you into a smaller size. It simply does not have the power. Only you have the power to create a fabulous future.
How do you create a fabulous future? You put that imagination to work for you, instead of against you. Time to get rid of the shame piles and step into that future fabulous woman you always envisioned. Are you with me? Then sign up for a free consultation call.
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This week\'s podcast episode is all about how perfectionism holds you back from being stylish and confident. We would never tell a baby to give up on learning to walk because they stumbled or had to lean on something in order to stand up tall. Adults would never tell a toddler that Sally or Joan did it better. You would not ridicule a toddler for leaning on the wall or a piece of furniture to stand up tall. yet, we do that all the time to ourselves.
We hold ourselves hostage for some future weight, size, or perfect moment before taking care of ourselves. Even if we do proceed forward, we quit early because it didn\'t turn out the way it "should have" or the way we thought it "ought to" have been. This year, I am challenging my glam gals to finish their makeover story. Stop giving up on yourself. Commit to style and confidence everyday, even if Sally or Joan do it better. Even if it doesn\'t look the way you thought it would.
On this week\'s episode of the New Glam Gal podcast, we discuss:
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On this week\'s episode of the New Glam Gal, I answer your questions. I love getting questions in from listeners so always feel free to email coach@judithgaton.com to have your questions answered. This week\'s question and answer is in response to this month\'s theme dedicated to women who are post weight loss.
If you are struggling with how to feel stylish and confident after losing weight, then definitely tune into this week\'s podcast episode. Where I answer:
I get these questions all of the time so just know that you are not alone when you asking these questions. Whether you are post partum, post weight loss surgery, or your body has undergone some natural changes over time. I recommend all of my glam gals check in with themselves. Ask yourselves why you are not buying clothes? Why are you holding on to clothing that doesn\'t fit? Why are you worried about loose or excess skin? Check in with yourself before you decide to take any type of action. Mindset work should precede you taking action so that your motivation will take you farther than self hatred ever could.
Stay tuned for this week\'s episode.
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On this week\'s episode of the New Glam Gal podcast, we deep dive into self love before, during, and after weight loss. We talk about your lovability (the measure of your worth and others ability to love you) is really a measure of your love-ability (your ability to love the parts of yourself that you deem are unlovable). This was an especially good episode. I think of it as me sending you all kinds of love and hugs through the internet.
I believe every woman has the right to finish her own makeover story. I believe every woman deserves to know that she is 100% lovable and worthy just as she is. Absolutely nothing needs to change. The end of a weight loss journey is not better than the beginning. I want all of my glam gals to listen to this episode whatever size and weight you are.
In this week\'s episode we talk about:
If you struggle with saying mean ish to yourself all of the time, you have had successes in life, but still feel like crap? Then this week\'s episode if for you. If you are ready to uplevel your confidence, self love, and style, then check out my Free Course.
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Happy Valentine\'s Day Glam Gal! This week we talk about the biggest secret to self confidence. I break it down to a simple formula.
HAVING YOUR OWN BACK + MAKING YOURSELF AVAILABLE TO DO SCARY ISH = SELF CONFIDENCE
We often think self confidence is something you either have or don\'t have. It is only reserved for run way models and "lucky" gals. Well, I am here to tell you that self confidence is a measure of capability and availability.\\xa0
Let\'s start with the premise that you are wildly capable of more than you can ever conceive of just by nature of the fact that you are a human being. Yup, bam you are imbued with capability. It is what you do with that capability that counts. Are you making yourself available to live up to that capability?\\xa0
Are you showing up for the things you have committed to doing? Date nights, speaking engagements, hard conversations, shopping for new undies. Were are you backing out of things simply because you are afraid of feeling embarrassed or like an imposter. Welcome to the club sister! This is where true confidence is built. Showing up to do the uncomfortable stuff over and over. It is falling in front of a crowd and getting back up in a new outfit and doing it all over again. I know this may be a hard sell, but it is the key to showing up and showing out at work, home, and on a date.
In this week\'s episode we talk about:
1. Runway models falling
2. Date Nights
3. Having your own back
4. Owning your discomfort
5. The power of making yourself available
We also talk about how to transition from work attire to date night fabulous. Check out the episode for my style tips.
If you are ready to generate self confidence and lean into your own special CAPABILITY and AVAILABILITY, then let\'s chat. Sign up for a free coaching session.
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This is a fundamental human need, to feel loved. However, love does not come from purchasing an item. We cannot generate a feeling of love for ourselves by purchasing something. We can only generate a feeling of love with the thoughts that we think. Love is mindset first. Loving actions then follow.
Second, in this week\'s episode, we discuss how self love takes work. We have to work on thinking loving thoughts. If you have felt self loathing and self hatred for a long time, this can seem like a very daunting and unbelievable task. So I am encouraging you all to think of self love as a continuum or the last rung on a set of monkey bars.
Your start with the next tiny thought to get you down the monkey bars. One rung at a time. Start with thoughts like:
Practice each stop and imagine you are working your way across the self love monkey bars. If you need help getting from self loathing to self love, sign up for a Free Coaching Session. I will meet you where you are and cheer you on as you move down your own set of self love monkey bars.
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A lot of my clients come to me post weight loss or post bodily change and deal with loose skin. The loose skin becomes a perceived obstacle to becoming stylish and confident. When you make loose skin "the enemy" and start calling it "excess skin," then you start to look at it as something that needs to be "dealt with." Then you start thinking thoughts that lead to a cycle of being stuck in a pattern of self loathing and mean girl behavior.
My drama teacher used to always ask us what our hopes dreams and aspirations were at the end of each dress rehearsal. It was a way to give us notes on where we could improve our ongoing performance and decide how we wanted to show up or what we wanted to create. Never once did he say we were not permitted to perform because the weight, shape, and size of our body. It would be ludicrous for an actor to refuse to take the stage because of loose skin or some other bodily reason. Yet, we use our bodies as an obstacle to achieving what we want or showing up in the world.
Instead I invite you to start asking yourself the following:
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Start asking yourself the following questions:
Stay tuned for this week\'s episode where we discuss:
-Fresh Thoughts and Fresh Undies
-What your thoughts and underwear drawer have in common
-How small changes can add up over time
-How to stop trying to white knuckle your way through new years resolutions and how to change over time with compassion
Need help weeding through old thoughts and undies? Sign up for a free style session!
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When you fail on purpose, you also open yourself to being creative and trying new paths to your goal. You try things you would have never tried before. There can be no fear of failure, when failure itself is the goal.
The same thing applies to style. Choose outfit fails on purpose. Try on different combinations of items in new and fun ways. Learn to play dress up again and enjoy getting ready. Are you in?
On this week\'s episode of the podcast we discuss:
-Learning to fail on purpose
-Outfit fails
-Reminding your brain that failure on purpose is a good thing
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