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I often think that people have very similar relationships to food as they do let me.

I know that I do. I have a certain way of speaking out comfort and

impulsive about day ordering a big delicious but highly caloric meal the same way that I might want to buy a

designer dress. Both things give me an immense amount of happiness but they also

give me a sort of a shock of guilt and I feel guilty about my weight the same way I feel

guilty sometimes about my major savings account.

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Hey everybody, I'm Jean Chatsky.

Thanks so much for being with me here on Her Money.

Today we are going to dive into some topics

that we don't talk about all that much here but that we should

more often our bodies the food we eat our body images and self-love because we live

with these things all the time every single day. We dwell with them,

we dwell within them. They seem to be during this crisis more present than most and so when one of these things is a

source of negativity or stress it just impacts everything. I am so excited to have today's guest, Marissa Meltzer. She's a New York-based

journalist. She's written three books and the most recent is the number one release on Amazon right now.

It's called This Is Big,

How the founder of Weight Watchers

Change the World and Me.

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