NWP Episode 141: Setting Value Based Intentions for 2020
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I know everyone is setting resolutions for 2020, but I wanted to share with you what I do instead. I set intentions that are based off values in my own life. Value based living means you are living your life according to what is important to you. How you believe you should live your life, not what others expect, or want of you. Values inspire the desired qualities of ongoing action and can help you be intentional with how you spend your time and live your life. In this episode, I share why I love value based intentions and my own personal intentions going into 2020.
This episode ends with a fun new segment called Clapping Back at Diet culture. In this segment, we share some of the current manifestations of diet culture.
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