Sep 3, 2018
Intermittent fasting is more than a way to eat. It is a lifelong
journey of refining and creating space in your mind and your body.
Cate used to experience challenges with her weight, food
sensitivities, and her overall health. In our modern complex world,
we often feel stressed, rushed and overwhelmed. Through
intermittent fasting, Cate discovered a way to bring back a rhythm
into her life that allows her to do so much more with much less.
Cate and Jessica discuss how establishing a regular rhythm in our
diets allows our bodies to function based off of cellular hunger.
This way, we are capable of eating more effectively for what our
cells actually need at that time, allowing us to be more resilient
and less sensitive, allowing us to Thrive.
Cate discusses how the Body Thrive course is a great way of
escalating our commitment to a more rhythmic path due to the
support from other people that are going through the same
transformation. These peers are capable of holding us accountable
for the goals set in Body Thrive. By learning how to automate
habits through the course, we can apply these skills to make
changes in all other aspects of our lives.
Why should we consider Intermittent fasting?
- How to transition to Intermittent fasting
rhythm?
- 3 must for Intermittent fasting?
- What is Cate's story with her intermittent fasting
lifestyle (challenges, breakthroughs)?
- How to adopt this rhythm during traveling season? -
Tip-sheet for insipiration:
https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/yogahealer/Business+Files/Tips-for-Intermittent-Fasting.pdf
3 Bullet Points/What you’ll get out of tuning
in:
- Why intermittent fasting is so transformative
- What rhythm has to do with diet and digestion.
- Why escalating commitment is transforming
Links Mentioned in Episode:
Links:
- Body Thrive Book
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Related YH Podcast
-
Intermittent Fasting, Detoxing And The Ayurvedic
Clock
- Mindfulness
+ Intermittent Fasting: A Womens’ Perspective With Jenn
Diamond
- Q&A
with Cate: Sussing Out Shakti, Augmenting Agni, + Firing Up
Fasting
- Get Intermittent-Fasting Tip-Sheet
Show
Highlights:
- 4:35 - The three doshas in Ayurveda are vata, pitta and kapha. They are movement, transformation, and regeneration, respectively, which are the three energies of our physiology.
- 12:30 Cate sticks to a primarily fluid diet for most of her day. In her smoothies, she includes seasonal, highly nutritive produce, especially in the morning when she breaks her fast and sets her intention for the day.
- 22:20 - We can only achieve transformation in our lives if we actually escalate our commitment. Body Thrive is a great way to ensure this by providing a group of people going through the same journey who can provide support and serve as accountability partners.
Favorite Quotes:
- “With greater rhythm comes greater resistance.” - Cate Stillman
- “You are designed to become more resilient over time.” - Cate Stillman
- “Yoga is the path where you need less to do more.” - Cate Stillman
Guest BIO:
Jessica Graham Robinson is a yogi, mama,
bodyworker, and a Yoga Health Coach (in training). She is owner of
Sacred Space Healing Arts in Wyoming, where she homeschools her two
children in the foothills of the mountains. Jessica is thrilled to
be using the wisdom of Ayurveda to be guiding other mamas (with or
without children) on the transformational journey from the dull and
painful land of stagnation and resentment into the Kingdom of
Thrive where they become Rhythm Champions!
You can find Jessica through her website, follow her on Instagram, and on facebook.