
'Jasmin Singer, author of the memoir Always Too Much and Never Enough, was vegan long before she was thin. She struggled for thirty years with her weight and, more importantly, a destructive relationship with food. Even after dedicating herself professionally and personally to compassion for animals, she still missed compassion for herself. She says it was only after she turned her objective from vanity to self-care, and traded vegan snacks for juice fasts, that she was able to get to the root of her food addiction, lose 100 pounds, and finally heal her spirit. Jasmin is the co-host of the multi-award-winning podcast Our Hen House, the digital director of VegNews, and a TEDx speaker who wants you to know that compassion is the only path to living in our authentic selves. She joins Alexandra and Dotsie to share how she broke through her emotional eating, why we should all strive to see ourselves through our grandmothers’ eyes, and why she is unapologetic about not eating anyone who has a mother. While telling her stereotype-defying story, Jasmin will teach you how to speak a little more nicely to yourself and drop your toxic habits for the ultimate freedom. Did this clip resonate with you? Let us know with a comment down below
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