If you start January strong but feel exhausted or discouraged a few weeks later, this episode is for you.

In this Coaching Perspective episode of The Transformation Show, Janell Yule explores why so many women struggle to sustain momentum and why the problem is not discipline, motivation, or willpower.

What most people call motivation is often a stress response. It works for a short time, then the body moves into protection mode. The result is burnout, frustration, and the familiar all-or-nothing cycle.

In this episode, Janell breaks down:
• The burnout loop that shows up every January
• How perfectionism and productivity-driven identity fuel exhaustion
• What is actually happening in your nervous system
• Why momentum requires safety, pacing, and rhythm
• Practical ways to build consistency by doing less, better

This conversation will help you shift from force-based action to regulated action so change feels sustainable instead of overwhelming.

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If you’ve tried to “fix” your hormones by restricting food, cutting calories, or starting another plan, this episode offers a different approach.

Hormones don’t reset through discipline. They respond to nourishment, rhythm, and safety in the body. When stress is high and the nervous system is overwhelmed, restriction often makes symptoms worse.

In this episode, Janell Yule explains how to support hormone balance naturally without dieting, extremes, or quick fixes.

You’ll learn:
• why dieting often backfires when hormones are already stressed
• how nourishment and consistency support hormone signaling
• the role of the nervous system in hormone regulation
• what a true hormone “reset” actually looks like
• simple, supportive shifts you can begin right away

This episode is for women who are tired of pushing their bodies and want a more sustainable, body-aware approach to hormone health.

New episodes of The Transformation Show are released weekly. Listen on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube at www.YouTube.com/@JanellYuleOfficial

If you’ve been struggling with sugar cravings and wondering why willpower isn’t enough, this episode will help you understand what your body is actually asking for.

Sugar cravings are often treated like a discipline problem, but most of the time they’re driven by physiology. Gut imbalance, blood sugar swings, cortisol patterns, and nervous system stress all play a role.

In this episode, Janell Yule breaks down the three most common drivers behind sugar cravings and how to tell which one may be affecting you.

You’ll learn:

• why cravings are not a personal failure

• how gut health influences blood sugar and appetite

• the role of hormones and stress in craving cycles

• how the nervous system signals safety through food

• simple ways to respond to cravings with support instead of restriction

This episode is especially helpful for women who feel stuck in craving cycles and want to work with their biology, not against it.

New episodes of The Transformation Show are released weekly. Listen on your favorite podcast app or watch on YouTube at www.YouTube.com/@JanellYuleOfficial