Why do New Year’s resolutions feel so motivating… and then fall apart?

In this first episode of 2026, Dr. Brook sets the tone for the year ahead by breaking down why the body resists resolutions—especially extreme, outcome-driven health goals—and what actually works instead.

Rather than pushing harder, ignoring signals, or swinging between extremes, this episode invites you into a different approach: learning how to listen to your body, honor its signals, and make sustainable changes that build trust instead of burnout.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

• Why the body naturally pushes back against resolutions
• How outcome-based goals disconnect you from body wisdom
• The hidden cost of extreme health changes
• Why “all-or-nothing” thinking keeps people stuck
• How listening builds relationship—and relationship builds trust
• A simple way to begin asking your body questions without fear or obsession
• What’s coming in 2026 as we explore body signals like fatigue, brain fog, sleep issues, and more

This episode is an invitation to start the year differently—not by forcing change, but by partnering with the intelligent design God placed inside your body.

✨ Coming Up in 2026:
We’ll be diving into common body signals like headaches, chronic fatigue, sleep disruptions, stress patterns, and more—learning how to interpret what your body is asking for through a clear, grounded framework.

Upcoming Event

🗓 Live Workshop – San Diego
January 10 | 11:00–1:30
Learn how to build a relationship with your body and understand its signals in real time.
👉 Register Here

✨ Ready to shift from fear to faith in your body? Discover the Talk to Me, Body affirmation card deck—your daily reminder that God designed your body with wisdom and resilience.
Get yours here → drbrooksheehan.com/talk-to-me-body

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