In this Episode
Jeanine Amapola, author, social media influencer, and popular podcaster, is sitting down with Alisa today to share a millennial’s perspective on living healthy and whole. She is a fresh voice speaking to a generation, and if you want someone who shoots it straight, Jeanine does just that. Her honesty is what we need more of in a culture that sends confusing and mixed messages.
In their conversation, Jeanine shares a topic that might not be suitable for all ages.
In this episode, you’ll hear:
- Jeanine’s struggles and how she overcame them
- Why living a double life is no life to live
- The moment Jeanine was called out as a hypocrite
- A message for Gen Z on feelings and truth
- Why community is key and how to find it
- A practical tip to start living happy and healthy
You can also watch the episode here.
Meet Jeanine Amapola
Jeanine is a popular social media influencer, podcaster, and author. She gets honest about overcoming addiction, toxic relationships, and finding community in her new book, Becoming Happy and Healthy. You can connect Jeanine on Instagram @jeanineamapola or listen to her on the Happy and Healthy Podcast.
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