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You Don't Need to "Bounce Back"

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In this podcast episode, Susan discusses the important relationship between our bodies and our sense of self, emphasizing that it's okay not to love your body all the time. She introduces the concept of body neutrality as a more practical and achievable goal, highlighting that body acceptance follows forgiveness and respecting one's body. Susan challenges the notion of needing to "bounce back" after significant life changes, like having a baby or surviving a global pandemic, and suggests that we deserve clothes that fit our current bodies. She also provides practical advice on preparing for events and shopping without focusing on sizes, ultimately encouraging listeners to be kinder and gentler to themselves and embrace the changes in their bodies without external pressure or judgment.

Today on the Susan Padron Podcast:

  • The relationship between body and self-image
  • The influence of traumatic events on body changes
  • Body positivity vs. body neutrality
  • The role of forgiveness in body acceptance
  • Letting go of the pressure to "bounce back”
  • Embracing clothing that fits your current body
  • Removing emotional significance from clothing sizes

Connect with Susan:

Book your Style Consultation Call!

  continue reading

52 episodes

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Content provided by Becoming Iconic Agency | Susan Padron. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Becoming Iconic Agency | Susan Padron or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

In this podcast episode, Susan discusses the important relationship between our bodies and our sense of self, emphasizing that it's okay not to love your body all the time. She introduces the concept of body neutrality as a more practical and achievable goal, highlighting that body acceptance follows forgiveness and respecting one's body. Susan challenges the notion of needing to "bounce back" after significant life changes, like having a baby or surviving a global pandemic, and suggests that we deserve clothes that fit our current bodies. She also provides practical advice on preparing for events and shopping without focusing on sizes, ultimately encouraging listeners to be kinder and gentler to themselves and embrace the changes in their bodies without external pressure or judgment.

Today on the Susan Padron Podcast:

  • The relationship between body and self-image
  • The influence of traumatic events on body changes
  • Body positivity vs. body neutrality
  • The role of forgiveness in body acceptance
  • Letting go of the pressure to "bounce back”
  • Embracing clothing that fits your current body
  • Removing emotional significance from clothing sizes

Connect with Susan:

Book your Style Consultation Call!

  continue reading

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