
Show Notes
Melissa Urban, the founder and creator of the Whole 30, is back. It’s been 3 years since Melissa was on the podcast and so much has happened. This episode took a surprising turn when Melissa shared the real reasons she chose to update and revamp the Whole 30 book and processes. In this episode, you will learn how to drop the guilt when making yourself a priority, how to stay motivated and on track when working toward your goals, and how keeping boundaries with yourself is the ultimate form of self-care. 🚫 Stop the shame and regret and say bye-bye to the apology tour! Bestday helps you predict cravings and triggers before they hit, so you can stay one step ahead and make better choices in the moments that matter. Try Bestday free today and start building better days, one habit at a time. Start your FREE trial
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