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How Sherri Shepherd Turned Imposter Syndrome Into Her Biggest Career Break Yet (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever struggled with self-doubt or imposter syndrome (let’s be real—who hasn’t at one point or another?!), pull up a chair and get ready for a master class in confidence from Sherri Shepherd. The 59-year-old multi-hyphenate (that’s actor, comedian, talk show host, and writer) joins Women’s Health editors Abigail Cuffey, Amanda Lucci, and Jacqueline Andriakos for the latest episode of The Huddle, in which she talks about embracing all the opportunities that have come her way over the pas
Kerry Washington Says Pilates Changed More Than Her Body—It Helped Her Heal (opens the original)
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It’s no secret that actors rely on an array of behind-the-scenes professionals—makeup artists, costume designers, dialect coaches, voice teachers—to help them get into character. For Hollywood star Kerry Washington, that list includes another, far more unorthodox, advisor: her longtime pilates instructor Erika Bloom. “The way that I develop character is often through the body,” the 49-year-old tells me right after her Women’s Health photo shoot, snuggled into a comfy pair of sweats, her braids p
Kerry Washington Reveals the Pilates Routine and Fitness Habits That Keeps Her Strong at 49 (opens the original)
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Actor and investor Kerry Washington graces the fall cover of Women’s Health with a Pilates-inspired photoshoot that, if we do say so ourselves, is pretty stunning. That’s because the 49-year-old isn’t simply striking poses—she’s embodying a method she’s practiced for two decades. “Pilates is a place where you can come to do it all,” Kerry says. “It helps with your flexibility. It helps with your strength. It helps with posture and alignment. It's so good for you and so effective, and I love it.”
Think You’re ‘Bad’ at Meditation? Peloton Instructor Aditi Shah Says That’s the Whole Point (opens the original)
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Peloton instructor Aditi Shah, who joined the steaming platform in 2018 to help launch its yoga and meditation programs, admits that even she considered herself a “bad meditator” in the beginning. “I would want to spend 10 minutes focusing on my breath, and I would spend seven minutes of it lost in thought,” she recalls of those early sessions. But as she explains to editors Abigail Cuffey and Amanda Lucci on the latest episode of The Huddle podcast, meditation is called a practice for a reason—
Think You’re ‘Bad’ at Meditation? Peloton Instructor Aditi Shah Says That’s the Whole Point - AOL (opens the original)
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Peloton instructor Aditi Shah, who joined the steaming platform in 2018 to help launch its yoga and meditation programs, admits that even she considered herself a “bad meditator” in the beginning. “I would want to spend 10 minutes focusing on my breath, and I would spend seven minutes of it lost in thought,” she recalls of those early sessions. But as she explains to editors Abigail Cuffey and Amanda Lucci on the latest episode of The Huddle podcast, meditation is called a practice for a reason—
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