57: Carissa Stanton, Founder of @broccyourbody

On this episode, Carissa of @broccyourbody and I discuss the quarantine's effect on our work from home routines, productivity, and self-worth. Carissa tells us how she transitioned from a corporate job in real estate to running her blog and Instagram full time. We talk about our relationships with money while working in the wellness space, and our experiences with anxiety and medication. Carissa also talks about ending her engagement and moving to Los Angeles. 

Follow Up Q&A:

  1. First thing you do in the morning? Workout! Then I eat, shower and meditate.

  2. What advice would you give your younger self? Stop comparing yourself to others! And also, everything will workout the way it is supposed to.

  3. Wellness trend you love and wellness trend you wish would end? Love- Focusing more on mental health!!! Hate- Any diets.

  4. First Job? Hostess at a restaurant.

  5. Proudest moment? Quitting my job and working for myself full time!

  6. 3 most used emojis? 🤤😂🔥

  7. Favorite ice cream flavor? Pistachio

  8. Go-to recipe? I'm always making tacos. If you want an actual recipe, I would say my Lemon Chicken Soup!

  9. Favorite NYC spot? Probably Don Angie. Prince Street Pizza too. If you want to switch it up and do LA my fav spot here is probably Scopa Italian Roots!

  10. Coffee or matcha? Lately, coffee. But I love a good matcha. 

Show Notes

This episode is sponsored by one of my all-time favorite brands, Simple Mills. For the most delicious gluten-free packaged products, check out their website simplemills.com and use code “FFandFriends” for free shipping until June 5. For the incredible banana peanut butter chocolate chip cake I made using their banana bread mix, check out the recipe here.  

Follow Carissa Stanton
Instagram: @broccyourbody
Website: www.broccyourbody.com

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Instagram: @freckledfoodie
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Youtube: Cameron Rogers / Freckled Foodie
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This episode was edited by Tim Flanzbaum