Lose Weight for The Last Time

You've heard about blood sugar. But you haven't heard it like this. In this episode, Laura breaks down eight practical, tested hacks for balancing your blood sugar - and the first one is the one nobody else is talking about. Hint: it has nothing to do with food. If you've been dealing with cravings that won't quit, energy crashes in the afternoon, or a scale that just won't budge - this episode is going to explain exactly why. And give you simple things you can start doing today. One of our m

Summer 2026 Throwback Series

This one is personal. In this episode, Laura sits down with her husband Brian to talk about what it was actually like - from his perspective - to be in a relationship with someone who was obsessed with food, her weight, and the next diet. And what it's like now that she's on the other side.\ If you've ever worried that changing the way you eat will affect your relationship, your social life, or the way you show up as a mom, this episode is going to put that fear to rest. For good. This is one

Summer 2026 Throwback Series

If you've ever wondered why eating less and working out more hasn't worked, or why you keep losing the same weight over and over, this masterclass is going to feel like someone finally turned the lights on. In this episode, I break down exactly why most women aren't at their natural weight, and more importantly, what it actually takes to get there. No restriction. No willpower pep talks. No stuff you've already tried. This is one of our most downloaded episodes ever, and we're bringing it back b

Hey babes! This episode is a little different—and honestly, a little vulnerable. I'm pulling back the curtain on a big decision I've made for this summer: I'm taking a semi-sabbatical. Not because I'm burned out. Not because I don't love my business. And definitely not because I'm quitting coaching. In fact, this whole process has made one thing crystal clear: I absolutely LOVE coaching women and helping them lose weight for the last time. But somewhere along the way, I realized that even thou