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EPISODE 523

Ep. 523: Dr. Deb Butler on the say YES to yourself! Podcast

PODCAST EPISODE 523

You’ve been told to listen to your body. But what does that actually mean when your brain is loudly arguing against everything your gut is telling you to do?

This week, I was interviewed by the wonderful Wendy Harrop on her podcast Say Yes to Yourself, and I’m sharing it here because Wendy pulled things out of me I didn’t even know were ready to come out.

In this conversation, Wendy and I go deep on the primal brain that wants to stay in the cave, why your yeses and nos live in your body — not your head, and how overeating is almost always a sign of under-feeling. We even have a real, unscripted coaching moment on air that shows exactly how this work unfolds.

If you’ve ever wondered why you say no to yourself by default, why menopause feels like a second adolescence, or why your eating has nothing to do with food — this conversation is for you. Enjoy the show!

Watch the episode on say YES to yourself! YouTube – How to Feel Your Feelings Instead of Eating Them | Dr. Deb Butler

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What You’ll Learn From This Episode

  • Why the primal brain keeps you “in the cave” and how your smarter brain can take the wheel
  • How to tell the difference between body wisdom and resistance 
  • Why menopause is a second adolescence and why that’s actually a gift
  • What your nighttime eating is really trying to tell you
  • Why “I don’t know” are the three biggest dream-stealing words in the English language
  • How self-compassion — not discipline — is the thing that finally makes change stick