
From Extremes to Balance, Holistic Health, Embracing Simplicity + Technology and Information Overload with Madeline Shaw
It's Upgrade SeasonShow Notes
Hey babes! Today we have Madeline Shaw on the podcast. Madeline's been in the wellness industry for over 10 years. She started her journey as a Nutritionist and a home cook and then later trained as a yoga and meditation teacher her Sunday times best selling book Get the Glow really embodies her brand and has sold over 150,000 copies. Let me tell you guys, this really is the most used cookbook I have in my kitchen. She also has another one as well, which is also brilliant. If you have got a c...
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