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HOT MOM HABITS

HOT MOM HABITS

By: Natalie k. Schwartz
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Healthy lifestyle empowerment for mom: Health and wellness, weight loss, and fitness, politics and culture. Uncensored. Unapologetic.

Hot Mom Habits is a podcast by Natalie Schwartz Certified Holistic Health Coach and Postpartum Fitness Instructor. Founder of ELEVATE.

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Episodes
  • #76 The Alarming Rise of Political Hate and Rhetoric That Divides Us & What To Do
    Sep 30 2025

    In this conversation, Natalie Schwartz discusses the alarming rise of divisive rhetoric in American politics, particularly focusing on hate speech from elected officials. She emphasizes the desensitization of the public to such language and the potential consequences, including violence. Schwartz calls for a return to compassion and understanding, urging individuals to recognize their shared humanity beyond political affiliations. She highlights the need for accountability among politicians and encourages listeners to seek uplifting communities.

    Takeaways

    Hateful rhetoric is desensitizing us to violence.

    Politicians must take responsibility for their words.

    Disagreement is a natural part of democracy.

    We need to reconnect with our shared humanity.

    Desensitization to hate speech can lead to real-world violence.

    Compassion should be at the center of political discourse.

    Finding community is essential for mental well-being.

    The political landscape is shifting as people seek alternatives.

    We must challenge the normalization of hate speech.

    It's crucial to promote understanding over division.

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    20 mins
  • #75 Moms, Social Media, and the Search Outside Ourselves + the direction this show is moving
    Sep 26 2025

    In this episode, Natalie Schwartz discusses the importance of prioritizing self-care for moms, the impact of social media on mental health, and the need to cultivate real-life connections. She emphasizes the significance of finding joy outside of social media and offers practical takeaways for mindful living.

    Plus Natalie shares the direction this show will be going.

    Takeaways:

    When moms choose themselves, the family benefits immensely.

    Social media can create anxiety and distract from real life.

    We need to be conscious of how social media affects our joy.

    Moms should cultivate joy and validation in their homes.

    The pressure to perform on social media can lead to anxiety.

    Finding stillness and connection with kids is essential.

    Building community offline is crucial for support.

    A scroll audit can help track social media usage.

    Curating your social media feed can improve mental health.

    True fulfillment comes from living life, not from social media.

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    15 mins
  • #74 Stop "falling off the wagon" for good
    Aug 25 2025

    In this conversation, Natalie Schwartz discusses the importance of shifting from a temporary dieting mindset to a sustainable lifestyle change. She emphasizes the need to anchor one's identity in healthy habits, understand psychological traps that lead to falling off the wagon, and create a supportive community for accountability. The discussion includes practical strategies for maintaining motivation and planning for life's inevitable dips in motivation.

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    19 mins
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