You know those times when you realize you’ve been scrolling for 45 minutes and don’t even remember what you saw? Or when you reach for your phone before you’ve even opened both eyes? This episode will forever transform your relationship with your phone, once and for all. Josie dives into what’s really happening in your brain every time you scroll, and how to actually stop (without a digital detox, deleting Instagram, or relying on more willpower). This isn’t about productivity; it’s about hacking your brain to feel present in your life again. By the end of this episode, you’ll learn the science behind your screen habits and the exact daily resets that helped Josie feel less addicted (without even trying). If your phone has been running the show lately, this is your reset.

Feeling bloated, unhealthy, or like you “messed up” your health goals after Thanksgiving or a holiday party? In this solo, Josie is walking you through The Real Reset Routine: her go-to tools to support digestion, energy, hormones, and mindset after indulgent weekends or holiday parties—no shame, no extremes, and definitely no detox teas. You’ll learn why sleep is more effective than any cleanse, how to eat more (not less) to feel better, the hydration hack that actually works, and how to shift your mindset from guilt once and for all. Plus, Josie shares all of her tricks and health hacks she relies on during the holiday season. Whether you’re still living off leftovers or already facing a calendar full of holiday events, this episode will help you feel grounded, healthy, and connected to your body—without skipping the pecan pie.

What if the secret to healing your gut, reducing cellulite, relieving chronic pain, and unlocking your best body wasn’t a supplement or a new workout routine, but something already inside your body? In this jaw-dropping episode, Josie is joined by Ashley Black—award-winning fasciologist, bestselling author, and creator of the viral FasciaBlaster. She’s the woman behind the fascia revolution and has helped A-list celebrities, pro athletes, and millions around the world transform their health and confidence through a system no one else is talking about. Ashley shares her unbelievable story of surviving juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, a life-threatening infection, and a near-death experience that radically shifted her life’s purpose. She dives into the mind-blowing science behind fascia (your body’s connective tissue network) and why it might just be the missing link in your wellness routine.

In December's Monthly Curriculum, we’re turning this month into a masterclass in grounding your energy, rewiring your nervous system, and actually experiencing the life you’re living, instead of rushing, numbing, or future-tripping through it. Josie walks you through the full syllabus: from the science of attention and the psychology of happiness, to hot girl habits that train your brain to be where your feet are. You’ll learn how to anchor into the moment through ritual, reframe even the most boring tasks into sacred time, and learn why your ability to be present might matter more than anything else for your joy. Plus: journal prompts to help you enjoy your life while you’re living it, a movie assignment that might change the way you experience time, book recs, holiday presence playlists, and mindset shifts to help you finish the year with clarity—not burnout. Welcome to the season of doing less, but feeling more.

If you're a wellness girl, you’ve probably perfected your matcha, nailed the perfect Pilates schedule, and treat your Sunday reset like a sacred ritual. But what if we told you that the most powerful thing you can do for your health has nothing to do with your routine—and everything to do with your relationships? In this episode, Josie dives deep into the shocking research behind why connection is the most underrated pillar of wellness. From the loneliness epidemic and Blue Zones to hormone hierarchies and the oxytocin effect, you’ll learn why laughing with friends might be more beneficial than your superfood smoothie—and how to actually prioritize community in a culture that glamorizes independence and hustle. Your healthiest self might not be found in a workout or a biohacking trend, but in the people you love most.

We all want to know if we’re really going to be successful ("will I actually hit my goals/change my body/achieve the life I picture in my head?"). But what if there was one quality that determined whether or not you’ll be successful—and it’s not luck, talent, experience, or discipline? In today’s episode, Josie dives into the surprising factor that psychology and neuroscience agree is the strongest predictor of success in any area of your life. She breaks down what the research says, how to know if you already have it, and how to strengthen it so success starts to feel inevitable.