Over the past four seasons of the Boss Body podcast, I’ve connected with incredible women and experts, explored the ups and downs of menopause, weight release, body image, self-care, and more.

So many of you have shared how much this podcast has meant to you. And it has meant so much to me too! This wasn’t an easy decision, but today I’m sharing why this will be the final episode of the Boss Body podcast, and what’s coming next.

This isn’t a goodbye, it’s a pivot. After listening deeply to what my community needs most, I’m shifting my energy toward new ways of serving you: short training videos on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram with actionable tips, plus articles and blog posts, to support your journey and to help you continue to grow and evolve.

Midlife isn’t about adding more, it’s about getting clarity on what truly supports your health, your energy, and the life you want to create. And letting go of what’s no longer in alignment. This is me modeling how I can best honor myself and inviting you to explore what will best support your next chapter.

It has been my honor to serve you in this space and I look forward to continuing to learn and grow alongside you.

Episode Highlights

01:05 – Why this is the final episode

04:12 – The pivot to how I can better support you

07:30 – Shifting from doing more to getting clarity

11:15 – How to support your own health and energy

13:45 – What’s next and where to find me

Let’s connect! Here’s where you can find me:

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I know so many women who feel like staying consistent with their health routines is an uphill battle, especially through midlife and menopause.

Those on-again, off-again cycles, trying every new diet, feeling defeated when momentum slips, and blaming ourselves when it doesn't stick.

This week, I'm sharing the REAL reasons behind that endless cycle and how you can break free for good!

In this episode, I talk about:

• Why diets can leave you feeling deprived, exhausted, and frustrated
• The mindset shifts that can transform your journey from restrictive to nourishing
• How to build doable, sustainable habits that fit your busy life

Episode Highlights

01:18 - Why diets fail
03:10 - The trap of deprivation & restrictive foods
05:17 - The “adding in” method for nourishment
06:19 - Building simple habits
09:03 - Finding your sweet spot

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Do you find yourself constantly craving sugar or empty carbs? Maybe it hits late at night after dinner… during that mid-afternoon energy crash… or when you walk in the door from work feeling exhausted and starving.

Sugar cravings can completely derail your best intentions to get healthy and leave you feeling frustrated, out of control, and stuck in a cycle of cravings, guilt, and self-blame.

But sugar cravings have nothing to do with willpower!

In this episode, I’m breaking down the real reasons women in midlife struggle so much with sugar cravings and, more importantly, what you can do to finally break free from the cycle.

Episode Highlights

00:00 Why sugar cravings ramp up in midlife
03:07 How hormone and insulin shifts drive cravings
04:48 Why meal timing and balance matter
06:54 Stress, cortisol, and the cravings connection
08:17 Emotional eating and breaking the cycle

Ready to ditch those cravings?

👉Click the link HERE to join my Free 5-Day Breakup with Sugar Challenge.

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Did you know you can actually rewire your brain and transform your life experience by repeating simple phrases (aka mantras) daily?

I’m joined by Colleen Souza, educator-turned-real estate leader, speaker, and author of Living by the Mantras: Common Sense Wisdom for an Extraordinary Life.

Colleen shares how mantras have shaped her approach to parenting, teaching, and succeeding in business. She believes mantras aren’t just spiritual buzzwords, but practical tools to help you shift your mindset, create positive habits, and handle life’s curveballs with more ease and self-compassion.

"We have to put in front of ourselves the words and ideas that are going to make us a better version of ourselves, a positive version of ourselves. It matters." - Colleen Souza

Episode Highlights

12:22 – How simple affirmations can keep us resilient
19:53 – Turning setbacks and failures into powerful learning moments
26:07 – Using realistic mantras that encourage progress, not perfection
30:17 – Vision boards, manifesting, and creating aligned energy

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Guest Bio

Colleen Souza is a nationally recognized educator turned real estate leader, speaker, podcaster, and author of Living by the Mantras: Common Sense Wisdom for an Extraordinary Life. Her work blends humor and heart to guide others to lead more intentional, value driven lives. Distilling her remarkable journey of success as both a professional and a loving wife and mother into powerful mantras: short, memorable sayings that carry big truths, she offers practical wisdom and inspiration to help readers parent, lead, and live with clarity and courage. Her book, Living by the Mantras, teaches parenting and family success strategies through leadership and parenting and family success strategies.

Free Guide: Change Your Thinking, Change Your Life: 5 Mantras to Begin Now

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/colleensouza_author

YouTube: https://youtube.com/@colleensouza3863

Living by the Mantras: Common Sense Wisdom for an Extraordinary Life, can be found anywhere books are sold.

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Did you know that emotions and unprocessed feelings are held in our bodies and can deeply affect our physical, emotional, and even spiritual health?

This week I’m joined by Maria Toso, somatic healing teacher, yoga trainer, and author of Heal What Hurts: How to Heal Emotional Triggers.

Maria says many of us stuff down and avoid uncomfortable feelings by:

1. Lashing out - scolding, name calling, blaming
2. Numbing out - overeating, drinking, scrolling
3. Checking out - avoiding and becoming disconnected

She shares practical wisdom on how to recognize when we’re being triggered, and how to then gently nurture ourselves back to a place of self-love and shift unhealthy patterns through breath, body awareness, and bringing loving kindness inward.

"The love that you have for everyone else is going to be so much more authentic when it comes from you totally embodying love in and with yourself." - Maria Toso

Highlights Timings:

03:21 Healing Childhood Abandonment Trauma

19:37 Breaking Cycles of Reactivity

25:14 Breaking Unhelpful Behavioral Patterns

31:46 Impact of Feminine Energy

34:57 Heal What Hurts

Important Links

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Guest Bio

Maria Toso, is a Danish-born author, somatic healing teacher, and yoga teacher. Her debut book, Heal What Hurts: How to Heal Emotional Triggers, offers a transformative path for understanding and dissolving emotional patterns through breath, body awareness, and divine presence. Maria blends somatic work, spiritual practice, and intuitive insight to help people heal deeply, reclaim their power, and live with clarity and purpose. She teaches Yoga Teacher Training at Minneapolis College, leads international retreats, and guides online healing circles for students around the world.

Website: https://www.mariatoso.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mariatoso/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/maria.toso
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@mariatosoofficial/videos

Thanks for Listening:

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As we wrap up Season 4 and take a short break before we kick off Season 5 in the New Year, I’ll be taking a short break to get everything ready for what’s coming next.

In the meantime, I’ll be sharing some of my favorite episodes—maybe some you haven’t had a chance to listen to yet or maybe you’ll catch some hidden gems you might’ve missed the first time around.

This is your chance to revisit a few of the most powerful and thought-provoking episodes from the first 4 seasons.

And while I’m on this little break, I’m hard at work behind the scenes, planning even bigger and better things for the next season.

Thank you for being here and I can’t wait to share the incredible guests and inspiring content I have lined up for you next year.

::Trigger Warning::

This episode contains discussions about trauma and emotional eating. If this topic is sensitive or triggering to you, please listen at your discretion.

We tend to think of overeating or eating when we’re not hungry as a lack of willpower or discipline. Feeling intense shame afterward. Vowing to never do it again. Only to keep returning to food and repeating the cycle over and over.

We’re great at blaming ourselves, but have you ever considered that your eating habits might be linked to deeper issues? And that your perceived lack of control is actually a survival mechanism?

Today Diane Petrella, MSW, clinical social worker, and author of Healing Emotional Eating for Trauma Survivors, and I discuss the link between childhood trauma and emotional eating.

Highlights Timings:

03:01 - The Link Between Trauma and Emotional Eating

10:01 - Early Trauma and Its Long-Term Effects

15:01 - Coping Mechanisms and Food as Comfort

20:01- Strategies to Manage Emotional Eating

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Guest Bio

Diane Petrella, MSW, is a clinical social worker, certified life coach, and holistic licensed psychotherapist, specializing in the effects of childhood trauma, emotional eating, and body confidence. She’s worked with children, adolescents, and adult survivors. Diane has helped thousands of people overcome early trauma, create a respectful relationship with their body and food, and connect with their inner Wise Self for sustained healing. She is the author of Healing Emotional Eating for Trauma Survivors: Trauma-Informed Practices to Nurture a Peaceful Relationship with Your Emotions, Body, and Food.

Website: dianepetrella.com

Instagram: @dianepetrellamsw

Facebook: Diane Petrella MSW

Free eCourse: 5 Trauma-Informed Tips to Heal Emotional Eating

Order the Book: Healing Emotional Eating for Trauma Survivors

Thanks for Listening:

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As we wrap up Season 4 and get ready to kick off Season 5 in the New Year, I’ll be taking a short break to get everything ready for what’s coming next.

In the meantime, I’ll be sharing some of my favorite episodes—maybe some you haven’t had a chance to listen to yet or maybe you’ll catch some hidden gems you might’ve missed the first time around.

This is your chance to revisit a few of the most powerful and thought-provoking episodes from the first 4 seasons.

If you’ve been struggling to stay consistent with your health goals and find yourself losing and gaining the same weight over and over, listen in to this episode from Season 2, where I explain:

• Why your diet isn’t working
• Why it’s not your fault
• What to do instead.

I’ll show you how to find the right plan for you so you can finally release the weight in a healthy, balanced way, so you NEVER HAVE TO DEAL WITH IT AGAIN.

Important Links

Rev Up Your Metabolism Guide

Website: SarahHaasWellness.com
Facebook: Sarah Haas Wellness
Instagram: @SarahHaasWellness

Youtube: Sarah Haas Wellness

Thanks for Listening:

Thanks so much for listening to my podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.

As we wrap up Season 4 and get ready to kick off Season 5 in the New Year, I’ll be taking a short break to get everything ready for what’s coming next.

In the meantime, I’ll be sharing some of my favorite episodes—maybe some you haven’t had a chance to listen to yet or maybe you’ll catch some hidden gems you might’ve missed the first time around.

This is your chance to revisit a few of the most powerful and thought-provoking episodes from the first 4 seasons.

On this episode from Season 1, I share my “Four Pillars of Health,” the foundations for creating overall wellness–body, mind and spirit. And how to release weight, feel good in your body, age vibrantly, and make healthy living your new normal.

Important Links

Rev Up Your Metabolism Guide

Website: SarahHaasWellness.com
Facebook: Sarah Haas Wellness
Instagram: @SarahHaasWellness

Youtube: Sarah Haas Wellness

Thanks for Listening:

Thanks so much for listening to my podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and think that others could benefit from listening, please share it using the social media buttons on this page.