Lean IN with Lexi Alexis

Welcome back to Lean in In with Lexi! Today is a super special episode because I have my amazing partner Camille on with us! I have had lots of questions about us coming up lately and wanted to bring him on to share our experiences together.

We talk about what it is like to be a family traveling together with no clear end in sight, and how that affects our relationships with each other, our relationship with our belongings, and how we build new relationships on the road.

This episode was so fun, I hope you leave with some wonderful nuggets of inspiration that support you living life at a level 10!

Moments to Lean in for:

(1:28) The male perspective on what it is like to be a nomad with a family.

(4:50) How the work-life balance has been on the road.

(9:08) How it feels living in a smaller space as a family.

(11:08) Steps Camille took to lean into minimalism

(16:40) What it is like settling into the idea of not knowing where your destination will be.

(20:15) The main reason Camille said yes to hitting the road.

Welcome back to lean in with Lexi! I am super excited about today’s episode and hope you find it helpful.

Today’s episode is all about the “diet” mentality, and this is really targeted more towards females. As a personal trainer and nutritionist I have had hundreds of women come to me with this number of the “perfect calorie intake”, and they think this will be the recipe that will give them the body of their dreams but in reality, it is a recipe for disaster.

This episode came about because I made an Instagram reel about why 1200 calories is actually not a good number to attempt to lose weight or be healthy, and I got A LOT of feedback. So I feel obligated as a nutritionist and certified personal trainer to share this information with you.

Moments you won't want to miss:

(2:00) Why 1200 is NOT a magic number for weight loss or being healthy at all.

(6:32) The result of not eating enough nutrients, or calories

Welcome to Lean IN with Lexi my friend! Today I want to talk about how you become a minimalist, and how we became minimalists as a family. Everybody’s journey to minimalism is different so take this with a grain of salt and take the things that will work for you. Everybody has a different sense of what is important to them because everyone is living different lives. This is our story and how we adapted to living in a 40 foot RV, with four people and a dog.

Minimalism is downsizing to living with only the things you absolutely need, living in a tiny house, in a small apartment, or RV. It is living with less stuff so you can live more with your heart, your compassion, your joys. This lifestyle is very hard to get into because you have to let go of things that you may have attached meaning to that really don’t have meaning.

I hope this episode leaves you with some nuggets to take into your daily life.



Moments you won't want to miss: 

(1:00) What is minimalism?

(5:30) Tip 1: to becoming a minimalist: Create your clean slate

(6:24) Tip 2: Use it or lose it

(11:00) How to minimize space

Hello, my friends! Welcome back to Lean IN with Lexi, I am so grateful you are tuning in.

This week I wanted to talk about something that I am personally dealing with right now, if you follow me on social media you have seen our updates and I encourage you to check out my Instagram if that is something you enjoy.

We have not been traveling much this month, we have been staying in my hometown at my parent’s house right now. This is wonderful, and we are so grateful for the opportunity. BUT we have the itch, the itch to move and travel like we normally do. My husband had a lot of work come in that he needed to be on-site for, and we also are taking this time to do renovations on the RV. So it is a blessing, but you also get a bit of a fog or depression that comes over you when you are in the same place for a long time and that is not your normal routine.

So, today I want to give you some ways to work through your post-travel blues or post-travel depression. As well as why these phases are important to process to keep growing and thriving.



Moments you will not want to miss:

(1:15) Why we are feeling the post-travel blues right now.

(2:52) How post-travel depression can show up in your life

(3:28) How to cope with your post-travel blues when they come up for you.

(5:39) Why sharing your travel stories is an amazing way to combat your post-travel depression.

Welcome back my friends! Thank you for returning to my podcast.

I am so excited about today’s episode, we are changing it up a bit by chatting about how my husband and I live in a small space together, and what you can do to live in harmony with your partner in an RV. Or if you are not in our particular situation, what you can do at home to bring more peace and love into your home.



Moments you will not want to miss in this episode:

(2:00) Why you should consider living in an RV with a partner or your family.

(3:03) Tip 1 for creating strong bonds on a trip: Plan together.

(3:49) Tip 2: Don’t have expectations

(5:30) Tip 3: Embrace this quality time

(6:46) Tip 4: Embrace your partner for who they are

(7:13) Tip 5: Find things to do together on the drive

(8:25) Tip 6: Silence is okay, know you are in this moment together and enjoy it.

(10:00) Tip 7: Take breaks

(10”43) Tip 8: Don’t get hungry

(11:40) Tip. 9: Be a team player



Links & Resources

Connect with me 1:1, and join my adventures across the country on IG @alexis_amber_gaviria

For health and wellness items to support your goals shop here: www.alexisgaviria.arbonne.com If you have any questions shoot me a DM.

Hello my friends, welcome back!

Today I am going to talk about motivation. I have been getting messages asking how I stay so motivated and keep up with my workouts, my podcast, my family, and all the things.

So I thought, you know what I am going to do an episode that is in a class format to teach you all my tricks. So get a pen and paper hun you will need it for this episode!



(1:65) What is motivation?

(2:34) Tip 1: Why are you doing what you are doing?

(3:18) Tip 2: Define your goals

(4:13) Tip 3: Produce a plan

(5:00) Tip 4: Look for the bigger picture.

(6:05) Tip 5: Keep it positive

(6:34) Tip 6: Approach tasks in new ways

(8:36) Tip 7: Get organized

(9:00) Tip 8: Seize the power of deadlines

(9:54) Tip 10: Stop multitasking

(11:25) Tip 11: Keep it fun

(12:03) Tip 12: Reward yourself

(12:23) Tip 13: Visualize yourself succeeding

(12:49) Tip 14: Motivation really starts within, find it, keep it and make it work for you. It will be different for everyone.



Links & Resources

Connect with me 1:1, and join my adventures across the country on IG @alexis_amber_gaviria

For health and wellness items to support your goals shop here: www.alexisgaviria.arbonne.com If you have any questions shoot me a DM.