What's Shaken Hardlers? Emily Abadi here. Welcome back. Is it just me or September? Absolutely

insane and flying by so fast and it's only just begun. Fall is my absolute favorite time of year.

I am so ready for this humidity just to be out, scars to be in, football to be on, and most importantly,

not to sweat within four minutes of leaving the apartment, all the things. Also, to wear sweatshirts

and leggings and all the coziest cozy active wear. That's been tucked away for the past few

months, which brings me to this quick shout out to the sponsor of today's

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free shipping over $100 through October 31st of this year. Today, I sit down with Hayden Slater,

the co-founder of pressed juicerie. You'll hear us talk about this in the episode, but Slater

and I met late last year

recording an episode of ABC's Motivated Podcast, which was before Herdell was even a thing.

And upon sitting down with him and hearing his story, I knew eventually we'd definitely

make some magic of our own. So here's Hayden's schick. He went to college at New York University

and then moved to L.A. to work in TV production.

All the while, he told me that he was living off of a diet of fast food and was in a constant

fog of sorts and just kind of at a low point. He knew he needed to make a change, and so he, on a whim,

inspired by his college yoga teacher, Chris Carr, decided to take some time off and travel to Southeast Asia.

It was there that he did his first juice cleanse, which was meant to be five days and ended up lasting for 30.

Personally, I cannot imagine not eating for 30 days, but hey, to each their own.

During his trip, Slater lost 60 pounds, and when he returned to

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