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Okay everyone, if you're listening to Climbing in Heels this week I have the most amazing best friend female duo behind Sakara Life, Danielle Dubois and Whitney Tingle on the pod this week. These gorgeous girls are so incredibly impressive. I cannot wait for you to hear the full interview. It's out tomorrow. But enjoy this quick little rapid round to get to know them a little better, okay? Biggest pet peeves.
Danielle Dubois
I mean, people are chewing with their mouth open.
Podcast Host
Oh, my God, me too. Oh, my God, me too. And so many close people in my life do it, and it makes me scream. Beach or mountain airways.
Whitney Tingle
I mean, beach for me for sure, right now.
Podcast Host
One thing you would tell your younger.
Whitney Tingle
Selves, I think that there is so much power and authenticity, and for so much of my life, I was trying to prove something, be something else. And, you know, as I approach maybe 40 in a year and a half, it's like, I think back to all the times I just wouldn't kind of embrace who I was and both in business and personally. And I don't know if you saw that stuff going around social media, but it's like, love is not the highest vibration. It's actually authenticity. Like when really we really get to speak and act and think like that as a reflection of our most authentic desires, that that's the highest vibration that can be.
Podcast Host
I would agree with that. I think you just have to always, unapologetically, be your authentic self, whatever that.
Whitney Tingle
Looks like, and be okay with what comes after.
Danielle Dubois
And I think for me, something that somebody said recently was, you don't have to make the right decision. You have to make the decision and then make it right.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Danielle Dubois
And I think, you know, I could get so caught up in trying to make the right decision or let perfectionism get in the way of progress and production. And so, you know, it's something that I have to constantly remind myself of. Still.
Podcast Host
That's a good one for young people, too, as they're coming up, is sort of like. Because I think we all, especially the older you get, the less you have that struggle, typically. But I find, like, in your 20s, as you're building life, every decision is so freaking scary because you're like, if I make the wrong one, my life is over. I have no career. Like, I'm done. And then you get to a point at some. At some age, whatever that age is, where you just go, like, no, I'm confident my decision. If I make the wrong one, I'm learning from it. You know, I think. And so that's why I think that's very profound because it may not ultimately be the right decision. That you made. But at least you can make the choice to take something from it, right?
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Danielle Dubois
And also not making a decision is making a decision.
Podcast Host
Right. By the way, I do that sometimes. I'll just like, I can't. I literally, if I have to make one more decision today, I'm. I'm done. I can't. My brain shut down. Okay. Call or text. Go to karaoke song. I don't karaoke. It's my greatest fear.
Danielle Dubois
Madonna. Like a prayer.
Whitney Tingle
I'm not big on karaoke. I like to sing, but I'm not big on karaoke.
Podcast Host
Save or splurge.
Whitney Tingle
More of a splurger.
Podcast Host
Favorite dessert?
Whitney Tingle
I love a good brownie.
Podcast Host
You guys did a good one in my last delivery. We got a good one actually. My son liked it too, which, which means, you know, it's good because I didn't tell him it was.
Whitney Tingle
It was healthy.
Podcast Host
Okay, what's one tip that you guys could share with our listeners of sort of what you can start doing like today for yourself, for your health? Like what's like a quick tip where you're like, like almost like how you guys hit rock bottom and, and said, I'm now take care of myself.
Danielle Dubois
Eat more colorful foods. That's what I'm really into is eating the rainbow.
Podcast Host
Yeah.
Danielle Dubois
I today I had purple sweet potato, red cabbage, and this purple rice in one of our sakara meals, the umami please bowl. And I think purple is a highly under consumed color of the rainbow. And so, you know, just a few. So many people eat beige foods and if you focus on getting that rainbow into your diet through whole foods, you get so many amazing antioxidants that just have so many benefits.
Podcast Host
I love that.
Whitney Tingle
I think my greatest hope for people and like my long term, kind of like life mission is to really help people understand how to kind of create body intelligence and then use it. And I want everyone to be their own best expert on their health. Not their doctor, not their Instagram, not anyone but themselves. We have an inner knowledge that we consistently and constantly either ignore or aren't even aware of. And our bodies are talking to us all the time. And if we get really good at kind of cultivating that relationship with our bodies will have far fewer questions on what to eat, when to eat, how to eat. And I think everyone is so overwhelmed right now on how to eat. And you know, it's hard not to be seduced by the trends and the abs and whatever, but how you should eat is your business and really no one else's. And then once you come to how to eat. You can order Sakara or you can kind of figure out how you do it. But I think it's really our job to get to know ourselves so well that we know ourselves and we cannot be seduced by kind of outside voices.
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Climbing in Heels with Rachel Zoe: Sakara Life Teaser Featuring Danielle Duboise and Whitney Tingle
Episode Release Date: January 16, 2025
Introduction
In the latest episode of Climbing in Heels with Rachel Zoe, hosted by Cloud10 and iHeartPodcasts, Rachel Zoe welcomes Danielle Duboise and Whitney Tingle, the dynamic duo behind Sakara Life. Known for their impactful contributions to female entrepreneurship and wellness, Danielle and Whitney share their journey, insights, and philosophies on maintaining authenticity in both personal and professional spheres.
Meet the Hosts: Danielle Duboise and Whitney Tingle
Rachel opens the conversation by highlighting Danielle and Whitney's impressive achievements and their role in steering Sakara Life towards success. Their warmth and authenticity set the tone for an engaging and insightful discussion.
Personal Pet Peeves
Rachel begins with a lighthearted segment to get to know her guests better.
Danielle Duboise shares, "I mean, people are chewing with their mouth open." ([03:13])
Rachel empathizes, "Oh, my God, me too."
Whitney Tingle adds her preference, "Beach for me for sure, right now." ([03:26])
Advice to Their Younger Selves
The conversation shifts to personal growth and introspection.
Whitney Tingle reflects deeply, "There is so much power and authenticity, and for so much of my life, I was trying to prove something, be something else. And, you know, as I approach maybe 40 in a year and a half, it's like, I think back to all the times I just wouldn't kind of embrace who I was... Love is not the highest vibration. It's actually authenticity." ([03:32])
Rachel concurs, emphasizing the importance of being unapologetically oneself.
Danielle Duboise adds a practical approach, "You don't have to make the right decision. You have to make the decision and then make it right." ([04:26])
Rachel expands on this, highlighting the fear of making wrong decisions in youth and the growing confidence to embrace and learn from them over time.
Overcoming Decision Paralysis
Danielle discusses the struggle with perfectionism and the paralysis it can cause in decision-making.
Rachel relates by sharing her own challenges with decision fatigue, humorously mentioning her aversion to karaoke as a way to avoid making more decisions.
Personal Preferences and Lighthearted Moments
The trio engages in a fun rapid-fire segment:
Danielle Duboise prefers saving over splurging, while Whitney Tingle leans towards splurging. ([06:15], [06:19])
Their favorite desserts and karaoke songs are also discussed, adding a personal and relatable touch to the conversation.
Health and Wellness Insights
A significant portion of the discussion delves into health, nutrition, and personal well-being.
Danielle Duboise advocates for eating more colorful foods, emphasizing the benefits of including a variety of whole foods in one's diet. "Eat more colorful foods. That's what I'm really into is eating the rainbow." ([07:00]). She shares her experience with Sakara meals like the umami please bowl, highlighting the importance of antioxidants found in vibrant vegetables.
Whitney Tingle elaborates on the concept of body intelligence, encouraging individuals to become their own health experts. "I want everyone to be their own best expert on their health... We have an inner knowledge that we consistently and constantly either ignore or aren't even aware of." ([07:39])
She emphasizes the significance of cultivating a relationship with one's body to make informed and authentic health choices, free from external pressures and trends.
Actionable Tips for Listeners
As the conversation progresses, Danielle and Whitney offer practical advice for listeners looking to improve their health and well-being:
Incorporate a Variety of Colors in Diet: Eating a rainbow of whole foods to boost antioxidant intake and overall health.
Develop Body Intelligence: Trusting and understanding one's own body cues to make healthier lifestyle choices.
Embrace Authenticity: Being true to oneself in both personal life and business endeavors to achieve genuine success and satisfaction.
Conclusion
Rachel Zoe wraps up the teaser by expressing excitement for the full episode, where listeners can dive deeper into Danielle and Whitney's stories, challenges, and triumphs in the realm of female entrepreneurship and wellness.
Notable Quotes
Whitney Tingle on authenticity: "Love is not the highest vibration. It's actually authenticity." ([03:32])
Danielle Duboise on decision-making: "You don't have to make the right decision. You have to make the decision and then make it right." ([04:26])
Whitney on body intelligence: "I want everyone to be their own best expert on their health... We have an inner knowledge that we consistently and constantly either ignore or aren't even aware of." ([07:39])
Final Thoughts
This episode of Climbing in Heels offers a blend of personal anecdotes, professional insights, and actionable advice from two inspiring women in the wellness industry. Danielle Duboise and Whitney Tingle's emphasis on authenticity and self-awareness provides valuable lessons for aspiring female entrepreneurs and anyone interested in enhancing their personal well-being.
Stay tuned for the full interview with Danielle Duboise and Whitney Tingle, available tomorrow.