
Stop being perfect focuses on life after perfectionism, infertility, hypothalamic amenorrhea and diet culture.
There will be talk about pursing sport again (in particular pickleball!), entrepreneurship, parenting and more.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessComedy | |||

Abby was an EARLY client of mine from The HA Society... but here's what's coolest about that...
She is a dietician and fitness enthusiast (CrossFit) who has gone through the entire journey start to finish:
• Lose period
• Get it back
• Reintroduce ... more
In this episode I'm re-joined by my OG business partner Ashley Smith but ALSO, by Mishi Garcia – the third part owner of our second business, Jool Wellness.
In this episode we talk about working with friends, growing as business owners, doing things... more
Dani is joined by Lindsey Cortes, the host of Female Athlete Nutrition. Lindsey is a lifetime athletes who has also had her own journey with hormone health and overtraining, and uses her platform to help other women dealing with RED-S and similar iss... more
In this episode Dani shares openly about her perspective on screen time as a parent and how she navigates this ever-evolving internet based world with her daughter.
The long and short of it is that it's not all that bad and if you're dealing with gu... more
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I have been a listener to Dani’s podcasts and YouTube videos on the HA Society, and was excited to learn about this new venture. I appreciate Dani’s frank, honest advice and insight; she keeps it real! :) While none of us are perfect, Dani is pretty darn great.
thank you so much dani for everything you do, i rewatch ur youtube and podcast episodes all the time. been on and off with HA recovery. with that said, i BEG YOU not to eat again while recording. i have misophonia and although it may be a bit selfish, i legit can’t listen to ur podcast with the crunches, other food noises or slurping. i can’t listen to ur full episode five but i really want to :(
Living proof and an example to us all of how how awesome life gets when we let go of CONTROL!!!🤍
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This show centers on navigating life beyond perfectionism, with a strong focus on health, hormonal recovery, and body-positive approaches to parenting, entrepreneurship, and sport. Across episodes, listeners get candid discussions about hypothalamic amenorrhea, infertility, and diet culture, paired with practical coaching insights, personal stories, and strategies for balancing self-care with busy lives. A standout aspect is the blend of health-and-witnessed-recovery journeys with entrepreneurship and parenting, plus a frequent nod to pickleball as a relatable, light-hearted motif. The host's direct, no-nonsense style and emphasis on holistic health likely appeals to listeners seeking honest guidance, community, and actionable steps over gl... more
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