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Length:
52 minutes
Released:
Jul 31, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

What's the difference between “Healthy” and “Hot”? We share what those descriptors mean to us, and how our definitions have evolved over time. We address the problem of hyper-perfected ideals in the media, the downsides of chasing aesthetics and metrics that don’t actually result in health, and we share some real-life experiments that can help you shift your own body-image ideals in a healthier, happier direction.  Episode Highlights Looking better vs. feeling better: Pursuing health (not just the appearance of it) for wise reasons (02:22) Redefining “health” both mentally and emotionally (09:45) What do we mean when we call someone “hot” and what’s that all about? (12:45) Expressions of health as a signifier of potential-mate value, plus the evolutionary biology phenomenon of “faked fitness” (24:30) Choosing good role models for health (36:45) Reframing and refocusing your goals for health and fitness (40:00) Experiments for the week (47:00) Share the Love!  Each week, we offer you a few life-shifting experiments to try on your own. We'd love to hear how they turn out, and what insights they provoke! Connect with The Living Experiment  on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, and share your stories with us there.  Resources  Read Pilar’s related article, “Health: The New Sex Symbol” (from Experience Life magazine)  Visit The Living Experiment site to watch our backgrounder video and subscribe to our newsletter (so you can stay up to date with us and future episodes).  Sponsor link: Check out Brian Johnson’s “Habits 101” Master Class for FREE at http://www.livingexperiment.com/habits. 
Released:
Jul 31, 2016
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (100)

Join Dallas Hartwig and Pilar Gerasimo for this series of smart, rollicking, no-BS conversations about healthy, happy, conscious living — plus real-life "experiments" to help you discover the practical shifts that work best for you.