Eat the F*cking Food
What does it actually take to build a life you love when the early chapters nearly broke you? In this episode of Eat the F*cking Food, Kristin Collins sits down with corporate confidence coach Julie Seidl for one of the most honest conversations this show has ever had. Julie opens up about developing an eating disorder at eight years old inside the competitive figure skating world, using alcohol as an escape through her teens and twenties, and the moment at 24 when she made the decision to get help and never looked back. Eighteen years later, she coaches women in boardrooms, in their bodies, and in their lives. This conversation is for the midlife woman who has spent decades pouring into everyone else and is only now starting to ask: what do I actually want? Julie talks about the identity crisis that hits when the kids leave, the confidence struggles women face at work, why sharing your story is the fastest path to feeling less alone, and why joy is not something you earn when everything is perfect. It is something you choose right now, exactly as you are. Because perfection does not exist. And the most powerful thing you can do is stop waiting for it. In this episode, you’ll discover: * How the pressure to perform in a "perfect" body inside competitive figure skating planted the seeds of Julie's eating disorder at just eight years old * What the road to sobriety and eating disorder recovery actually looked like and why facing food every day is harder than giving up alcohol * The small daily tools Julie still uses to manage body dysmorphia and stay grounded in her recovery * Why so many midlife women hit a wall and suddenly don't recognize themselves anymore * The number one confidence struggle Julie sees in corporate women and why it has nothing to do with skill * How to start trusting your voice at work even when everything in you wants to stay quiet * Why the empty nest phase triggers a full identity crisis for so many women and what to do when it does * The reframe that makes putting yourself first feel less like selfishness and more like survival * Why sharing your story out loud is one of the most powerful confidence tools you have * What "find joy in where you're at" actually looks like as a daily practice, not just a motivational quote We talk about: * 00:00 Introduction to Julie Seidl and what brought her to confidence coaching * 02:30 Growing up as a competitive figure skater and the eating disorder that started at age eight * 07:30 The night everything changed and the decision to get help * 10:30 Eighteen years sober and why recovering from an eating disorder never fully ends * 13:00 The midlife identity crisis nobody talks about * 18:00 How to make yourself a priority without the guilt * 23:00 Women in the workplace and why your voice matters more than you think * 27:00 Why sharing your story is the fastest path to confidence * 31:00 Find joy in where you are right now Connect with Julie * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/corporateconfidencecoach/ [https://www.instagram.com/corporateconfidencecoach/] * LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-seidl/ [https://www.linkedin.com/in/julie-seidl/] * Website: https://www.corporateconfidencecoach.com/ [https://www.corporateconfidencecoach.com/] Connect with me * Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristinrcollins/ [https://www.instagram.com/kristinrcollins/] * YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@kristin.collins [https://www.youtube.com/@kristin.collins] * Website: https://kristincollinshealthcoaching.com/ [https://kristincollinshealthcoaching.com/] #WomensConfidenceCoach #CorporateConfidence #EatingDisorderRecovery #BodyImageHealing #SobrietyStory #MidlifeWomen #MakeYourselfAPriority #WomensVoice #BodyDysmorphia #NormalizeStruggle #ConfidenceForWomen #MidlifeIdentity #EatTheFuckingFood #KristinCollins #JulieSeidl #RecoveryStory #WomenAtWork #FindYourVoice #SelfPriority #JoyInProgress
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