2023-06-25
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Hey, it's Dan Harris, host of the 10% Happier podcast.
I've got an announcement about an exciting new series we've put together over on the show that I think might be of high interest to you.
It is, as we all know, that time of year again.
Swimming pools, trips to the beach, and all of the cacophonous self consciousness that comes roaring back.
The truth is that diet and exercise are actually some of the most important levers for increased mental and physical health.
But they're also some of the trickiest and most triggering topics for many of us.
Why?
Because we're inundated by what some people call diet culture, possibly airbrushed Instagram influencers, and lifetimes of conditioning designed to make us believe that we're not fit, healthy, or beautiful enough.
But we can be if we buy the right products.
In the midst of all of this, in the middle of this miasma, it is genuinely hard to keep up with what is actually good for us, especially when it seems like the messages from the research community are constantly changing.
And even if you are able to digest everything and figure out what the right course of action is for you, can you actually create sustainable habits?
That is diabolically hard for many of us.
And on a deeper level, can you see what's motivating you?
Is it because you actually want to be healthier, or is it some sort of self loathing?
So these are some of the questions we are endeavoring to answer in the course of this new series, which we're calling get fit sanely.
We've assembled something of a super team of experts who we believe to be fact based and well intentioned, but whose diverse perspectives run the gamut from the supplements and optimization end of the spectrum to the intuitive eating side of the spectrum, which is an approach that is infused with the self compassion.