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The Journal / On Health: A Podcast for Women / Delivering a Healthy Lifestyle with Sakara Life

Delivering a Healthy Lifestyle with Sakara Life

Sakara Life

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“Instead of counting every calorie, we encourage our clients to start recognizing which foods feel good in their body.” – Whitney Tingle

Today I have not one but two guests who are going to deliver something fresh and vital, and I do mean literally! Danielle DuBoise and Whitney Tingle are the two brilliant minds behind the healthy home delivery service Sakara Life.

Danielle and Whitney have known each other since they were young and were also recently welcomed to the Forbes 30 Under 30 List. They started Sakara Life four years ago, cooking the food in their kitchens and delivering it via bicycle in Manhattan.

I’m talking with these two ladies about how to make vitality and healthy food decisions something that you can achieve. You can live the life of your dreams!

“Food should play a part in your wellness routine and be thought of as your medicine.” – Danielle DuBoise

In this episode we discuss:
  • How Danielle and Whitney’s upbringings influenced their business
  • What happened when Danielle was interning at a hospital
  • How you can use food as a tool
  • Their perspectives on orthorexia
  • The difference between a lifestyle and a diet
  • Why you have to remember that food is nourishment

“A lot of women think of food as calories and something that they just shouldn’t eat too much of instead of using food as a tool to actually feel like the best versions of themselves.” – Danielle DuBoise

  • How women are taught to eat incorrectly
  • What cortisol does
  • How Sakara Life takes the work off of your plate
  • What made them fall in love with healthy food
  • How to become an entrepreneur
  • How to avoid burnout

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