FOOD, HORMONES & THE ART OF NOT QUITTING
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20 Minutes of Evening Thoughts
Welcome to my evening reflections, superstars!
No script. No editing. No censorship. Just me, winding down after another day, sharing whatever is on my mind.
Tonight, I’m talking about my greatest love affair (food!), the joy of eating while staying lean, menopause, hormones, aging, gray hair, muscle building, and why I refuse to stop challenging myself.
TONIGHT’S HIGHLIGHTS
● My greatest love story: FOOD! How I turned my biggest diet struggle into my daily bliss.
● GLP-1 medications and appetite: Why I personally have no desire to lose my appetite when I’ve learned to love eating in a way that supports my goals.
● Menopause and hormones: Why I refuse to treat aging as a reason to surrender my strength, muscle, or ambition.
● Getting older and going gray: My own conflicting thoughts about appearance, age, and expectations.
● 100 REPS training: Why lighter weights don’t necessarily mean easier workouts, and how I challenge myself to keep building muscle.
● Training beyond the basics: Why I experiment, change priorities, and refuse to let my training become a mandatory chore.
● The art of not quitting: Why I tell myself I can quit tomorrow, but not today.
A NOTE ABOUT RADIO PAULINE
Everything you hear is spontaneous, unscripted, and unedited. These are my personal experiences, thoughts, beliefs, and opinions, shared as they come to me.
I’m a fitness coach, not a medical doctor. My discussions about hormones, menopause, medications, and health are personal perspectives, not medical advice or individualized treatment recommendations. My opinions may challenge conventional thinking, and you’re free to agree or disagree.
I don’t claim to have all the answers. I share how I think, what I practice, what I’ve experienced, and what I’ve learned from almost 30 years of training and coaching.
Take what resonates. Question what doesn’t.
And remember, superstars:
You can quit tomorrow. But not today.
Seize the Training Day!