The Strong[HER] Way | Healthy nutrition and habits for moms, routines, strength training for women
Hey there, mama. Do you wish you ate healthier but your busy schedule has you grabbing for convenience food or finding yourself at the drive-thru several times a week?
Are you sick of your clothes not fitting and wish that you felt like yourself again?
Does the word “diet” make you cringe because you’re reminded of all the times you’ve tried to lose weight - only to feel constantly hungry and deprived?
I am so excited you're here! In this podcast, you will learn proven brain-based nutrition and fitness habits that will help you understand how to eat and move your body in a way that fuels your body and mind - so you can keep up with those crazy kids!
You’ll feel more energetic, confident in your clothes, and consistent in sustainable routines that are realistic for your busy life and also support your health goals.
Hey, I’m Alisha. A wife, mom, fitness/nutrition/lifestyle coach. I dieted for over a decade, losing and regaining the same weight over and over. I was not only chasing a number on the scale, but I was also trying to be everything to everyone, which only left me feeling more exhausted and worse about myself.
I finally realized that if I was going to show up as the wife and mom I wanted and find freedom in my health I needed to work on my relationship to food, exercise, my body, and myself. I learned about the power of changing our brain (aka our thinking) - and our behavior- through habits that supported the healthy lifestyle that I craved. And now I’m ready to share everything I’ve learned with you!
If you are ready to finally find a simple nutrition and fitness plan that is built for busy moms...
Feel better in your clothes and about what you see in the mirror...
Results that are undeniable like more energy to serve your family well,
Fat loss (without feeling deprived or restricted), improved mood, and better sleep - this podcast is for you!
Grab your protein smoothie, lace up your shoes, and let’s get StrongHER - together!
The Strong[HER] Way | Healthy nutrition and habits for moms, routines, strength training for women
Why budgeting feels like a money diet and how to break free w/ The Budget Besties
Budgeting doesn’t have to feel restrictive, shame-filled, or overwhelming.
In this episode of The Strong Her Way, host Alisha Carlson is joined by Shana and Vanessa from Budget Besties to redefine what modern budgeting really looks likeand why it’s the key to long-term financial calm.
Together, they unpack why budgeting often feels as daunting as dieting and how financial guilt mirrors our relationship with food. If you’ve ever felt like you’re “bad with money,” this conversation will shift your money mindset and help you see that the real issue is often disorganization, not discipline.
You’ll learn how to build a sustainable budgeting system that allows for joy, flexibility, and intentional spending—without sacrificing your future goals. From automating your budget to planning for annual expenses, this episode offers practical strategies for long-term financial planning while also addressing the emotional side of money management.
Most importantly, this conversation reframes budgeting as a tool for empowerment, food freedom–style abundance, and self-trust, not restriction. If you’re ready to heal your relationship with money, invest in yourself without guilt, and create financial systems that actually work in real life, this episode is for you.
Key topics include:
- Breaking free from financial shame and guilt
- Sustainable budgeting vs. traditional budgeting
- Healing your relationship with money
- Intentional spending and financial awareness
- Investing in yourself as a powerful financial choice
- Creating financial calm through clarity and systems
Key Takeaways
- Budgeting can feel as daunting as dieting—but it doesn’t have to.
- Most “spending problems” are really organization problems.
- You can enjoy life and be financially responsible.
- Automating your budget reduces stress and decision fatigue.
- Planning for annual expenses creates long-term stability.
- Healing your relationship with money starts with knowing your numbers.
- Investing in yourself is a valuable, intentional decision—not a splurge.
- Separating bills from spending brings clarity and calm.
- Delayed action in budgeting can cost you opportunities.
- Creating a budgeting system beats traditional budgeting every time.
To sign up for their Budget Bootcamp, click here: https://budgetbesties.com/bootcamp/