In this episode of the Go Hard Chick podcast, guest Allison Tibbs dives into the importance of self-care and wellness for high-achieving women. She shares her passion for helping women transform their lives, bodies, and habits through her expertise in wellness, self-care, movement, and nourishment. Allison reflects on her 12 years of coaching and personal training, highlighting the shift she noticed during the pandemic in people's desires, frustrations, and the need for real conversations.
Our guest, Allison Tibbs is a sought-out thought leader on fitness, nutrition and self-care, she has been featured in Prevention Magazine, Reader’s Digest, Women’s Health Magazine, Medium, as well as, in numerous TV and Radio segments. She has spoken and offered coaching, training, classes, consulting and workshops with Tonal, Equinox, Twitch.TV, Cisco, BlackRock, Cartier, Caterpillar Women of Global Change, and more.
Join us as we navigate this intricate terrain, shedding light on the complexities of worthiness, and perhaps, discovering the pathways to embracing true self-worth for women everywhere.
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