Isadora Baum es un apasionado de la Salud Holística. Como entrenador, entrepreneur and the founder of Live For You, que está dedicado a ayudar a las personas a alcanzar sus objetivos de bienestar personal y sienten que sus absolutos mejor de nosotros mismos. La historia de cómo llegó a entender la importancia de vivir bien durante sus años de alta escuela y la universidad es uno que muchos milenio jóvenes que viven en la sociedad de todo-o-nada de comilonas y ayunos se relacionarán con. Es también un honesto, voz inteligente y bienvenidos en la educación sanitaria. Isadora joins us in La Búsqueda Global para la Educación to talk about holistic wellness and how it helps her tackle the challenges of being an up and coming health entrepreneur in today’s world.
What brought about your interest in Health and Wellness and why is it so important to you?
While sometimes it is hard to admit, throughout high school and freshman year of college, Luché la imagen corporal y la sensación de auto-control con. My erratic eating and tendency to isolate myself were harmful behaviors that did not bring me happiness, no matter how much I thought they would. What peaked my interest was my desire to heal myself: to learn how to better my body with whole foods and exercise, and enjoy treats in moderation. There’s only one life to live and one body to love and nurture, and I wanted to live mine in a healthful and fulfilling way that I could be proud of.
How did you get from a major in Psychology to building your own coaching business? How did your education help, o no?
Psychology and the health industry are interlinked, and my background in psychology at Northwestern University enhanced my understanding of the way the mind and body work to influence one’s motivation, estado animico, appetite and habits. I studied the psychology of personality, eating disorders and communication. In order to help others discover who they are, who they want to be, and what steps are required to get there, it’s critical to understand what truly makes them tick. I also studied the art of communication and active listening, tools that allow me to connect with my clients and define their needs and goals. My studies, as well as an editorial role for the food magazine, Universidad de cuchara, compelled me to pursue a career in health and wellness, and so I enrolled in The Institute For Integrative Nutrition, whereby I received a certification as a Holistic Health Coach.
What do you believe is unique about your approach to health?
My personal experiences and communication skills allow me to relate to clients and provide the patience, attention and compassion they deserve. Hoy en día, it often feels as though doctor and dietician appointments are rushed–it’s hard to deliver personal attention when there are so many people in need. We are able to create an intimate experience and warm environment for clients to express themselves, receive unconditional support and adapt to a healthier, sustainable lifestyle that will complement primary physician instruction, también.
My approach is holistic. Instead of generating a meal plan, I help clients crowd out unhealthy foods and habits for healthier ones, such as swapping potato chips for pistachios when a salty craving hits or reading the morning news on a cardio machine, rather than at the kitchen table. Creating simple substitutions and adding in healthy elements, rather than subtracting unhealthy (and often enjoyable!) ones, shapes a positive perspective. Holistic wellness allows health practitioners to leverage off of one another and provide the best, whole-rounded care to each patient.
You coach individuals as well as children – what have you learned about healthy habits and the impact on children’s lives?
Healthy habits can be hard to develop and maintain, but if they are learned at a young age, those changes are more likely to stick. Children are very impressionable; they often view their parents as role models and take after their behaviors. It’s important to educate both parents and children on how to be healthy and balanced, avoiding any extremes that could backfire. The obesity epidemic is scary–there is too much sugar, grease and processed additives in the foods that kids are growing up on, and by educating them at an early age, we can promote their wellbeing in health, academics and self-image.
What are the most challenging things about being an entrepreneur and building a business in the health and fitness space? How do you stay motivated and manage your own health and wellbeing in the process?
Building a business is tough–there are fluctuations between slow and busy periods, and the entrepreneurial route forces you to wear many hats. I feel that health coaching is on the rise, but it has not yet fully blossomed into common knowledge and utility. Holistic health is now a craze. Many companies have even started to integrate health coaching services into corporate benefit plans, medical and healthcare practices, and even hotel spas and fitness centers. Desafortunadamente, amongst the general public at large, the concept that a health coach can act as a guide and really benefit you on this journey has not hit quite yet. Such ambivalence has created obstacles for me. Sin embargo, this makes for an opportunity to step outside of the comfort zone and take a chance on a growing field that has a lot to offer.
While I find myself discouraged at times, I focus on staying positive and showing (not telling) potential clients how health coaching would benefit them. Por ejemplo, I’ll ask them to share a health goal they have, rank it on a priority scale, and list factors that have hindered them, or I might give them a few tips on how best to pair foods to keep calories, fat and sugar in check. By offering a taste, I’m able to show there’s real potential for results ahead.
With the ups and downs and demanding schedule that come with being an entrepreneur, it can be challenging to not let stress influence my eating and exercise habits or emotions; sin embargo, I know that if I feel unbalanced, I will not be able to help my clients. I owe it to my business and self to prioritize personal health.
cual es tu “dream dare do” for the next 5 años?
En los próximos cinco años, I would love to expand my health coaching business and take it to new heights. I would like to increase the number of group programs within my practice, as I find that these programs boost results and provide additional social support, where participants can share in one another’s recipes, motivation and success. I also hope to build a team of Live For You Now health coaches, providing services to people over a larger platform, and organize a health retreat, bringing people from around the globe together in feeling healthier, happier and alive.
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