The Ellen Fisher Podcast | How to love yourself again: body dysmorphia & healing your insecurities with Sophia Esperanza @theellenfisherpodcast | Uploaded February 2022 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Thank you to Buffy for partnering with me on today’s episode. Use my code ELLEN for $20 off orders over $80. buffy.co
The insecurities of our own physical uniqueness holds us back to our full potential as human beings. Some spend hours a day trying to fix what they consider to be flaws, or frequently examine their appearance in a mirror and constantly compare their appearance with that of others. But your beauty is already within you. Our mind’s perception is a building block to our outlook in life. Body dysmorphia is often exacerbated through today’s societal norms of cosmetic and plastic surgery and even face filters that we now see all over social media. Sophia Esperanza and I unpack this topic while she shares her own body dysmorphia story and her decision to remove her implants, and leaving the modeling industry to pursue a different direction in life - using her large social media platform to inspire an ethical vegan lifestyle, slow fashion, and loving your body.
Sophia is an inspiration to so many online, who lives true to her convictions and speaks to a deeper level of consciousness, pondering and reflecting how the human species can evolve and grow, even in the age of social media pressures, illusions, and body dysmorphia.
In this episode we cover:
- Sophia’s body dysmorphia story
- What lead Sophia to leave the modeling industry and decide to remove her implants
- How body dysmorphia is exasperated with the rise in cosmetic/plastic surgery and face filters
- The importance of being yourself and not conforming to society’s unattainable and often singular ideal version of beauty that is all the same
- The argument to both sides of aisle with cosmetic/plastic surgery
- When someone has a prominent or strong feature
- How face filters online can be affecting our society today
- Sophia’s ethical vegan story
- How being a steward of the earth ties in to being a steward of your own body
- Using your dollars to support more ethical choices from organic plant foods and vegan clothing to ethical slow fashion
- Sophia’s new ventures with Elbows on the Table, a vegan recipe website
- how veganism has changed her life in the most positive way.
WHERE TO FIND SOPHIA:
Instagram: instagram.com/sophiaesperanza
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCr5OAhuQDPzM0t_6Z2HhlRQ
Website: elbowsott.com
Where to find me:
Get my ebooks: ellenfisher.com/ebooks
My instagram: instagram.com/ellenfisher
LISTEN to these episodes on Apple Podcast or Spotify: link.chtbl.com/ellenfisherpod
Family YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/ellenfisher
Elevate your videos with record-label quality music from Musicbed:
http://share.mscbd.fm/ellenfisher
Thank you to Buffy for partnering with me on today’s episode. Use my code ELLEN for $20 off orders over $80. buffy.co
The insecurities of our own physical uniqueness holds us back to our full potential as human beings. Some spend hours a day trying to fix what they consider to be flaws, or frequently examine their appearance in a mirror and constantly compare their appearance with that of others. But your beauty is already within you. Our mind’s perception is a building block to our outlook in life. Body dysmorphia is often exacerbated through today’s societal norms of cosmetic and plastic surgery and even face filters that we now see all over social media. Sophia Esperanza and I unpack this topic while she shares her own body dysmorphia story and her decision to remove her implants, and leaving the modeling industry to pursue a different direction in life - using her large social media platform to inspire an ethical vegan lifestyle, slow fashion, and loving your body.
Sophia is an inspiration to so many online, who lives true to her convictions and speaks to a deeper level of consciousness, pondering and reflecting how the human species can evolve and grow, even in the age of social media pressures, illusions, and body dysmorphia.
In this episode we cover:
- Sophia’s body dysmorphia story
- What lead Sophia to leave the modeling industry and decide to remove her implants
- How body dysmorphia is exasperated with the rise in cosmetic/plastic surgery and face filters
- The importance of being yourself and not conforming to society’s unattainable and often singular ideal version of beauty that is all the same
- The argument to both sides of aisle with cosmetic/plastic surgery
- When someone has a prominent or strong feature
- How face filters online can be affecting our society today
- Sophia’s ethical vegan story
- How being a steward of the earth ties in to being a steward of your own body
- Using your dollars to support more ethical choices from organic plant foods and vegan clothing to ethical slow fashion
- Sophia’s new ventures with Elbows on the Table, a vegan recipe website
- how veganism has changed her life in the most positive way.
WHERE TO FIND SOPHIA:
Instagram: instagram.com/sophiaesperanza
YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UCr5OAhuQDPzM0t_6Z2HhlRQ
Website: elbowsott.com
Where to find me:
Get my ebooks: ellenfisher.com/ebooks
My instagram: instagram.com/ellenfisher
LISTEN to these episodes on Apple Podcast or Spotify: link.chtbl.com/ellenfisherpod
Family YouTube channel: youtube.com/c/ellenfisher
Elevate your videos with record-label quality music from Musicbed:
http://share.mscbd.fm/ellenfisher
