Podcasts about devyn sisson

Cultivate a mindful approach to eating.The vast amount of information currently available about food can lead you to feelings of fear, guilt and judgment. You may stop enjoying food due to information overload. To enjoy food again, find something that feels good for you. You may enjoy cooking or eating certain foods. Exercise may make you feel calm and creative. Spend more time doing that thing. It will quiet your mind and help your food intuition come to the surface.Be mindful. Make decisions to eat food and enjoy it while you eat. Consider what drives your cravings. If your craving is emotionally driven, see if there is another way to address those emotions. If your friend is struggling with food, it is not your job to fix her. Release any judgment. In due time your friend can move through the experience and heal. Try to provide pleasant experiences, not putting pressure on how to experience food. Listen as Devyn Sisson joins Dr. Holly Lucille to share how you can heal yourself with food.

With so much conflicting information in the health world, it can be all too easy to get tied up in knots over what really is best to eat. Instead of seeing a fresh, juicy apple, to wonder what kinds of pesticides lurk on its skin. Is the fish I’m eating farm-raised, or wild? Is this beef really grass-fed …

With so much conflicting information in the health world, it can be all too easy to get tied up in knots over what really is best to eat. Instead of seeing a fresh, juicy apple, to wonder what kinds of pesticides lurk on its skin. Is the fish I’m eating farm-raised, or wild? Is this beef really grass-fed …

With so much conflicting information in the health world, it can be all too easy to get tied up in knots over what really is best to eat. Instead of seeing a fresh, juicy apple, to wonder what kinds of pesticides lurk on its skin. Is the fish I’m eating farm-raised, or wild? Is this beef really grass-fed …

The Fit Bottomed Girls Podcast Ep 44:  Devyn Sisson Podcast Episode 44: Devyn Sisson (“Kitchen Intuition) In this episode the FBGs have a fun chat with self-taught chef and self-declared “foodie extraordinaire” Devyn Sisson. Devyn recently wrote Kitchen Intuition, and is the daughter of Mark Sisson of Mark's Daily Apple. So you can say she has been indoctrinated into a healthy lifestyle from a young age. Kitchen Intuition is available on Amazon, PrimalBlueprint.com, and at Barnes and Noble. Also in this episode, Jenn, Kristen and Margo discuss their dream destinations if money and time were no object. Fit Bottomed Girls www.fitbottomedgirls.com Fit Bottomed Mamas www.fitbottomedmamas.com Fit Bottomed Zen www.fitbottomedzen.com Fit Bottomed Eats: www.fitbottomedeats.com Twitter: @FitBottomedGirl @FitBottomedZen @FitBottomedMama @FitBottomedEats Email us at podcast@fitbottomedgirls.com Read more at: http://fitbottomedgirls.com/category/resources/podcast-episodes/   Subscribe: http://fitbottomedgirls.com/podcast/ Want to sponsor the show? Yay! Drop us a note at advertising@fitbottomedgirls.com and let's make the world a healthier place together!

"You don't have to go to school to decide what you're going to do for the rest of your life. Just go to school to do something you enjoy and something you're going to immerse yourself in; doing something that you're going to enjoy learning how to learn. And that will help you make decisions later in life." - Devyn Sisson, The Moment HQ podcast We're chatting with Devyn Sisson who is an author, artist, culinary enthusiast and restaurateur involved in the launch of the Primal Kitchen fast-casual restaurant chain. After graduating from the The New School in New York City with a degree in Psychology, she started to express her creativity with a deep immersion into the study of nutrition with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and self-improvement through the Spiritual Psychology program at The University of Santa Monica.  She's recently published a cookbook called, Kitchen Intuition which is what we'll be chatting about today. Learn About What it was like growing up in her household (Her dad being the popular author, blogger and athlete Mark Sisson from Primal Blueprint and Mark's Daily Apple) The impact going to college had on her nutrition choices What inspired Devyn to publish her cookbook, Kitchen Intuition What she learned about herself in creating the book Find out how her parents habits influenced her way of eating and being Don't miss our Signature Questions What career would Devyn like to attempt if she wasn't in this one? What she believes is her greatest asset? Find out what the best piece of wisdom she's been given is.

For some, intuitive eating sounds “New Age-y,” but there’s nothing mystical or new about it. In fact, intuitive eating has been part of our evolution as humans. For thousands of years, humans ate what they needed to survive and what was available in their environment. It’s the oldest, most natural way of eating. For this podcast episode, I interviewed a person who has delved deeply into the subject of intuitive eating — Devyn Sisson, the author of Kitchen Intuition. Devyn is also an artist, culinary enthusiast, and restaurateur. After graduating with a degree in psychology from The New School in New York City, she immersed herself into the study of nutrition at the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. She’s also the daughter of Mark Sisson, a fitness author and blogger who is one of the leaders in the health industry.  Intuitive Eating: Some Valuable Insights   During my interview with her, she shared eye-opening insights and ideas. Here are some of the key points that we discussed: There is no one correct diet or lifestyle that everyone should follow in order to be healthy. Eat however you want, but look into your relationship with food and become more aware of your food choices. (This philosophy is expressed in the quote I found in her book: “I am more interested in suggesting how you choose to cook rather than what you choose to eat.”) Diet versus lifestyle – Diet implies a beginning and an end. People go on a diet to achieve a specific result. What usually happens in the end is they resume the habits and practices that produced the very thing they wanted to change in the beginning. Also, the diet mentality is very restrictive; it’s non-freedom. Lifestyle, on the other hand, is a flexible term that implies the way you eat. It also includes other aspects such as exercise and sleep. It may change from one day to the next. You don’t feel like you cheated and fell off the wagon. Having a healthy lifestyle releases you from having a connection with any kind of diet.   What is intuitive eating? It’s quieting the mind, tapping into the body, listening to your wants and needs, satisfying appropriately healthy cravings, and not having judgment or negative thoughts around food choices. It’s not giving so much thought about following a diet or following a health guru. Intuitive eating is about checking in and being aware of your body’s needs. You can’t do it wrong. You can only do whatever is right for yourself in the moment. Trusting that the decisions you make in each moment is beneficial to you in some way. We know inside ourselves exactly what’s good for us. You can satisfy your cravings in a healthy way. For instance, if you crave pizza, find a creative way to make pizza healthy. Eating healthy doesn’t mean you have to deprive yourself of the food you love to eat. How to Bring Intuitive Eating Into Your Life   Devyn also shared some helpful tips on intuitive eating during our interview: Start where you are. Anywhere you are is OK. When you crave something “unhealthy,” ask yourself, “What do you really want?” and give yourself 5 to 15 minutes to figure out the answer. You may not really want the food, but the emotion associated with it. Oftentimes, when you give yourself time to pause, the craving will just go away. Give yourself permission to feel. Feelings can influence your food choices and they sometimes manifest as cravings when you don’t allow yourself to feel. Let go of your should’s and have-to’s and start listening to your body. Last episode, I talked about consistency in my coaching session. If being consistent with your lifestyle and habits has been a challenge for you, I highly recommend that you listen to this episode. Be sure to check back every Sunday and Thursday for a new episode, and head over to iTunes to subscribe so we can freshly deliver a new episode directly to your device. If you enjoy the show and would love to encourage me and support my work, leave me an honest review using this link. For a podcaster like me, reviews are like fuel. I would appreciate hearing from you more than I could possibly say! Here’s a quick tutorial on “How to leave a review ”! Links mentioned in this episode:   Devyn’s book: Kitchen Intuition: http://amzn.to/2s0nHP5 Devyn’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kitchenintuition/ Ultimate Salad Guide : https://www.stephaniedodier.com/ultimate-salad-guide/ The Crave Cure: https://stephaniedodier.com/cravecure Community: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/community Support me by leaving a review about this episode: http://bit.ly/2gilTsw How you can reach Stephanie:   Website: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/StephanieDodiernutrition Instagram: https://instagram.com/stephdodier/ You tube: https://www.youtube.com/c/stephaniedodier Email: info@stephaniedodier.com Got a question for Stephanie you’d like her to answer about intuitive eating, or just want to join our community of women?   Our free and private community: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/community If you haven’t yet downloaded my guide to emotional eating, you might want to do this while you listen this week’s episode. Sponsors   zivaMind Online Meditation Take Your Brain to the Gym In only 8 days, this online meditation training will teach you how to level up your performance and your life through meditation. You will have these powerful stress-relieving tools to take with you for life. Click here for more details. GAIA Practice yoga, Pilates, Fitness Tai Chi, Meditation anywhere with GAIA streaming. It’s movement at your own pace in your own space. It’s your kind of movement and yoga with the best teachers and guides. 1 month trial for $0.99. Sign up here. ***For your information – some links above may be my affiliate links, which means I get a small commission if you click on it and make a purchase. Doing so will NOT entail any additional cost to you, but will help me tremendously. Your support is SO greatly appreciated, so thank you in advance if you choose to do so***

evanbrand.com -- Evan Brand chats with Devyn Sisson about her new book Kitchen Intuition. Devyn Sisson is an author, artist, culinary enthusiast, and restaurateur involved in the launch of the Primal Kitchen fast-casual restaurant chain. After graduating from The New School in New York City with a degree in Psychology, she started to express her creativity with a deep immersion into the study of nutrition with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and self-improvement through the Spiritual Psychology program at The University of Santa Monica. She lives in Southern California where she is kind of successfully training her new dog, Ninja.

evanbrand.com -- Evan Brand chats with Devyn Sisson about her new book Kitchen Intuition.Devyn Sisson is an author, artist, culinary enthusiast, and restaurateur involved in the launch of the Primal Kitchen fast-casual restaurant chain. After graduating from the The New School in New York City with a degree in Psychology, she started to express her creativity with a deep immersion into the study of nutrition with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and self-improvement through the Spiritual Psychology program at The University of Santa Monica. She lives in Southern California where she is kind of successfully training her new dog, Ninja.

This has happened many times: I would start a new “daily routine” with great results the first week…excited about it and truly enjoying it. Then the second week came around, and it would require more effort on my part to stick with it. And then, by the Sunday of the third week… well, I wouldn’t do anything. Just one day off, and I’ll get started tomorrow again, I’d say to myself. Monday would come around and my calendar was too full and had to work… you know where this is going, right? By this time, I had run out of willpower…Doesn’t it sound familiar? You are not alone! Consistency is major problem of many women trying to improve their life. It still is a major issue for me, too. I think, no, I know we are going about consistency in the wrong way. We start from the end of the process and expect it to work. Read More The Next Steps:   Ready to transform your relationship with food? Ready to understand why you crave and most importantly how to free yourself from cravings and emotional eating? The Crave Cure guide shows you the next steps to take. I’m giving you this free guide to help you in your journey of transforming your relationship with food. From nutrition to mindset, you’ll be ready to take the next steps. Can’t wait to see you on the other side! Last episode, I was with Dr. Amy Johnson. We talked about how to break up with bad habits without using willpower. It’s a very interesting and insightful conversation. It will change how you see habits forever! I highly recommend it! Next episode is all about intuitive eating. This topic may sound New Age-y, but intuitive eating is something we humans have done for thousands of years. I’ll be talking about it with Devyn Sisson, the author of Kitchen Intuition. It’s another insightful interview, so stay tuned for it! Be sure to check back every Sunday and Thursday for a new episode, and head over to iTunes to subscribe so we can freshly deliver a new episode directly to your device. If you enjoy the show and would love to encourage me and support my work, leave me an honest review using this link. For a podcaster like me, reviews are like fuel. I would appreciate hearing from you more than I could possibly say! Here’s a quick tutorial on “How to leave a review”! Links mentioned in this episode:   Finding your why Guide: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/transformation-questions/ Deepak Chopra video on EGO: https://youtu.be/ERWBqIJaecY Episode 65 with Sean Croxton: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/065 The Crave Cure: https://stephaniedodier.com/cravecure Community: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/community Support me by leaving a review about this episode: http://bit.ly/2gilTsw How you can reach Stephanie:   Website: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/StephanieDodiernutrition Instagram: https://instagram.com/stephdodier/ You tube: https://www.youtube.com/c/stephaniedodier Email: info@stephaniedodier.com Got a question for Stephanie you’d like her to answer about consistency, or just want to join our community of women?   Our free and private community: https://www.stephaniedodier.com/community If you haven’t yet downloaded my guide to emotional eating, you might want to do this while you listen this week’s episode. Sponsors   zivaMind Online Meditation Take Your Brain to the Gym In only 8 days, this online meditation training will teach you how to level up your performance and your life through meditation. You will have these powerful stress-relieving tools to take with you for life. Click here for more details. GAIA Practice yoga, Pilates, Fitness Tai Chi, Meditation anywhere with GAIA streaming. It’s movement at your own pace in your own space. It’s your kind of movement and yoga with the best teachers and guides. 1 month trial for $0.99. Sign up here. ***For your information – some links above may be my affiliate links, which means I get a small commission if you click on it and make a purchase. Doing so will NOT entail any additional cost to you, but will help me tremendously. Your support is SO greatly appreciated, so thank you in advance if you choose to do so***

Do you have a healthy relationship with food? Does food cause you anxiety? Does your beliefs around food make you not enjoy food, and do you think you would enjoy food more, in the right quantities, with a shift in your mindset around food? Devyn Session, the author of Kitchen Intuition joins me on the show to talk about her journey, her anxiety around food, and how we need to embrace the kitchen environment.  Grab a copy of her book here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Kitchen-Intuition-Hands-Laugh-Belly/dp/1939563232/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1498325367&sr=8-1&keywords=kitchen+intuition  Check her out on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kitchenintuition/ 

Elle Russ chats with Devyn Sisson about her new book Kitchen Intuition. Devyn Sisson is an author, artist, culinary enthusiast and restaurateur involved in the launch of the Primal Kitchen fast-casual restaurant chain. After graduating from the The New School in New York City with a degree in Psychology, she started to express her creativity with a deep immersion into the study of nutrition with the Institute for Integrative Nutrition and self-improvement through the Spiritual Psychology program at The University of Santa Monica. She lives in Southern California where she is kind of successfully training her new dog, Ninja.

Description:  Elle Russ chats with Carrie and Mark Sisson's grown children, Devyn and Kyle Sisson, about their new business endeavor - opening up a Primal Kitchen Restaurants franchise in Culver City, CA this Summer! You will hear all about "growing up Sisson" in this episode as Devyn and Kyle look back on their lives and share pieces of wisdom and guidance from their parents, while also sharing their personal health journeys.

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