Hosts Ro Mitchell and Jaycie Fry share the topics that make them tick - from the blunt realities of social media, to healing your relationship with food, this is a safe and honest space for all. Navigating life in your twenties can be a struggle and we know that all too well. Make yourself at home in The Comfort Zone.
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Hosts Ro Mitchell and Jaycie Fry share the topics that make them tick - from the blunt realities of social media, to healing your relationship with food, this is a safe and honest space for all. Navigating life in your twenties can be a struggle and we know that all too well. Make yourself at home in The Comfort Zone.
In this episode, we dive deep into the emotional weight of exercise guilt - that nagging feeling that you should be working out, even when your body or mind says otherwise.
We know first hand that the healthiest thing for our mind and bodies can often be removing exercise from our lives entirely - but how do we manage that when toxic fitness culture, social media pressure, and unrealistic expectations tell us otherwise?order Ro’s book !! ⭐ How to Talk to Yourself: https://linktr.ee/howtotalktoyourself✨follow us elsewhere:⤷ instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecomfortzone_pod/⤷ tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thecomfortzone_pod⤷ jaycie's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jayciesdiary/?hl=en⤷ ro's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/romitchell/?hl=en
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The Comfort Zone
Hosts Ro Mitchell and Jaycie Fry share the topics that make them tick - from the blunt realities of social media, to healing your relationship with food, this is a safe and honest space for all. Navigating life in your twenties can be a struggle and we know that all too well. Make yourself at home in The Comfort Zone.
