How to Restart Your Wellness Journey After Losing Momentum with Kristen McGee (Peloton Yoga)

In this week’s episode of Emotional Eating Unwrapped, Alana is joined by longtime friend and guest Kristin McGee to explore the real emotional terrain behind self-doubt and how it can quietly sabotage our goals, wellness journeys, and sense of worth.

They revisit personal stories and career pivots to reveal how doubt isn’t a flaw, it’s a threshold; a signal that something deeper is asking to be seen.

From wellness fatigue to perfectionism, this conversation goes beyond motivation and into the deeper question: What if your next breakthrough isn’t about doing more, but staying with yourself when it’s hardest to believe you can?

Connect with Kristin Mcgee
Website: https://www.kristinmcgee.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinmcgee/
Substack: https://kristinmcgee.substack.com/ 

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Takeaways

  • Self-doubt often signals a turning point, not a dead end.

  • Growth looks like showing up on the days you want to hide.

  • Real confidence is built through imperfect action.

  • Transformation doesn’t always feel inspiring and sometimes, it feels like staying.

  • You don’t need to “feel ready” to begin again.

Chapters

00:00 — Why Doubt Can Be a Sign of Growth

03:15 — Showing Up When You Feel Off

07:42 — The Breakthroughs That Come After Resistance

11:56 — Kristin’s Biggest Transformation

16:30 — Redefining Success in Wellness

20:45 — Trusting the Next Version of You


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