Chapter
The Life Coach Vs. The Fitness Influencer
19:30 - 27:58 (08:28)
The podcast hosts discuss the differences between a life coach and a fitness influencer, and how the latter can contribute to disordered eating and harmful body ideals.
Clips
The goal of wanting someone to be "healthy" can be harmful if the definition of "healthy" includes thinness and weight loss.
19:30 - 21:30 (02:00)
Summary
The goal of wanting someone to be "healthy" can be harmful if the definition of "healthy" includes thinness and weight loss.
ChapterThe Life Coach Vs. The Fitness Influencer
EpisodeRachel Hollis Part 2: Girl, Start Apologizing
PodcastMaintenance Phase
The speaker discusses Rachel Hollis's problematic argument that fat people's bodies are a reflection of their character and morality, criticizing her for her shallow perspective.
21:30 - 22:31 (01:00)
Summary
The speaker discusses Rachel Hollis's problematic argument that fat people's bodies are a reflection of their character and morality, criticizing her for her shallow perspective.
ChapterThe Life Coach Vs. The Fitness Influencer
EpisodeRachel Hollis Part 2: Girl, Start Apologizing
PodcastMaintenance Phase
The podcast explores the privileged mindset of Rachel Hollis and how she fails to understand the societal barriers that prevent marginalized individuals from achieving success.
22:31 - 25:11 (02:40)
Summary
The podcast explores the privileged mindset of Rachel Hollis and how she fails to understand the societal barriers that prevent marginalized individuals from achieving success. She showcases the lack of self-awareness among privileged people who do not acknowledge the factors that contribute to their success.
ChapterThe Life Coach Vs. The Fitness Influencer
EpisodeRachel Hollis Part 2: Girl, Start Apologizing
PodcastMaintenance Phase
The hosts discuss Rachel Hollis' book and the criticism that she is privileged.
25:11 - 25:57 (00:45)
Summary
The hosts discuss Rachel Hollis' book and the criticism that she is privileged. They explore the topic of muting oneself out of fear of judgement and not pursuing dreams due to worry about the opinions of others.
ChapterThe Life Coach Vs. The Fitness Influencer
EpisodeRachel Hollis Part 2: Girl, Start Apologizing
PodcastMaintenance Phase
The structural reasons why many people can't work second jobs, such as intermittent schedules at their first job, limits their opportunities.
25:57 - 27:58 (02:01)
Summary
The structural reasons why many people can't work second jobs, such as intermittent schedules at their first job, limits their opportunities. Even when given the rare chance for a business trip, a working mother may feel guilt and a sense of obligation towards her family.