What if your wellness journey wasn’t about the next diet or perfect routine, but about learning to actually listen to yourself? In this episode of Mindfully Amplified, Jasmine Vializ sits down with holistic wellness coach, yoga instructor, and founder of Rooted Holistic Wellness, Mandi Murrow. From life as a hairstylist and single mom, to salon owner, farmer, surprise pregnancy at 46, and rebuilding her health and business, Mandi’s story is one of resilience, humility, and deep self-trust.
Together, Jasmine and Mandi explore how letting go of ego, honoring your nervous system, and getting curious about your hormones and habits can create real, sustainable change. They dive into shame around food, why rigid one-size-fits-all plans often backfire, and how intuitive eating, breath, and simple somatic practices can help you reconnect with your body’s wisdom in a way that actually sticks.
In this episode, we explore:
• How Mandi has reinvented herself through divorce, business transitions, motherhood, and surprise pregnancy at 46
• The role of ego, grief, and humility in moving through big life changes
• Why shame is “worse than sugar” and how to make more intentional choices with food
• How hormones, perimenopause, and postpartum shifts impact women—and why many feel dismissed
• The power of accountability, community, and ongoing support through her coaching programs and membership
If you’ve ever felt like you’ve “failed” at diets or felt disconnected from your body, this conversation is a gentle invitation to slow down, breathe, and begin again on your own terms.
Connect with Mandi:
Website: https://www.rootedholisticwellness.com
Email: rootedholisticwellness@gmail.com
Instagram: @rootedholisticcoach
Facebook: Rooted Holistic Wellness
LinkedIn: Mandi Murrow
Connect with Jasmine + Mindfully Amplified:
Instagram: @mindfullyamplified | @amplifiedbyjasmine
Podcast + updates: https://www.dancinglotusnc.com/podcast
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