April 12 , 2021

Living in Alignment 30

The Complicated Truth about Body image and Confidence with Fadela Hilali

It’s a lot of undoing and instead of tackling body image as a project of it’s own, we just get better re-assigning a role
— Fadela Hilali
 

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Body image is a huge source of suffering for so many people today, that interferes with their quality of life. It is also one of the biggest reasons why people obsess and seek out-excessive dieting, over-exercising , not showing up to their life desires or life purpose because of low self esteem and confidence. In today’s episode Our guest expert Fadela Hilali taps into body image theme and how to cultivate confidence for our wellbeing, happiness and success.

Fadela Hilali is a coach, speaker and bestselling author of STUFFED: " how to feel so good about yourself you won't have room for cake”. Fadela supports her clients to become their most empowered and resourceful selves by focusing on the individual patterns, habits and beliefs that previously left them feeling empty and unmotivated. Clients describe her coaching as strategic, empathetic and uplifting. Her motto is “Feel good, do good”. She is also the founder of The Confidence Bootcamp, an online experience to overcome self-doubt and boost self-esteem.

You believe when you get to this size you’re going to feel a certain way, and I’m telling you how about you feel that certain way because it’s available to you now
— Fadela Hilali
  • The struggle that you see so many women go through

  • The main influences of body image

  • The common belief about women’s bodies

  • How to change the conversation to see the body beyond an object

  • Body as emotional guidance

  • Feeling good first and the body follows

  • Self Compassion and Self-improvement

  • How Body sovereignty impact wellbeing and success

  • Tools to embrace body sovereignty for healthy body image

We look after our objects a lot more than we look after our bodies
— Fadela Hilali
The fact that you are self compassionate doesn’t mean you become complacent, it’s perfectly compatible with self-improvement
— Fadela Hilali