The Break-Up Diet

Yasmin Misner

Welcome to The Break Up Diet, your weekly dose of self-improvement, glow-ups, and everything breakups (yes — not just the romantic ones). Hosted by Yaz, this is your no-BS bestie space, guiding you through every type of breakup — whether it’s from a person, a toxic cycle, or even your old self. We’re flipping the breakup narrative. No more heartbreak, just transformation. No more setbacks, only glow-ups. Breakups are the ultimate opportunity to level up, and I’m here to help you do exactly that. Whether it’s navigating friendships, situationships, or even kicking bad habits (we see you, vaping!), expect raw, real talk designed to help you rebuild, refocus, and thrive. Grab your seat, darlings — this is where the best version of YOU begins. Social Media Accounts: TikTok: @thebreakupdietpod Instagram: @thebreakupdietpod Email: thebreakupdietpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  1. Sep 30

    I Started a Breakup Podcast… Then Had My Heart Broken

    Two years ago, I started a podcast about breakups… before I’d ever actually had my heart properly broken. 😭 Well, a LOT has happened since then. For the 2-year anniversary of The Break-Up Diet, I’m taking it back to where it all started — why I created the podcast, where the name actually came from, and how going through my own heartbreak completely changed the way I think about breakups, dating and all the advice I used to give so confidently. Pasted text I’m getting VERY honest about my own breakups and situationships, going back to an ex when I probably shouldn’t have, the things I’d NEVER do again, my current dating red flags (and yes, some of my own 🚩), and why giving your friends breakup advice is sooo much easier than actually taking it yourself. We also talk about rebuilding your confidence after heartbreak, learning to trust yourself again, knowing when you’re actually ready to date, and why sometimes you just have to let yourself completely crash out before you can finally move on. ❤️‍🩹 If you’re going through a breakup, questioning your dating life, or just trying to figure yourself out as you go… this one feels like a proper girls’ catch-up. And to everyone who has listened, shared an episode, sent me a DM or been here at any point over the last two years — THANK YOU. 🤍 Here’s to another year of breakups, glow-ups and figuring it all out together. 🥂 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  2. Sep 16

    You Don’t Even Know If You Like Him... You’re Just HOOKED. ft. Rose Viggiano

    Have you ever been OBSESSED with whether a guy likes you... only to realise you're not even sure you actually like him? This week I'm joined by relationship and attachment specialist Rose Viggiano to talk about why we get so hooked on certain people, why we keep dating the same type over and over, and how our attachment patterns might have way more to do with it than we realise. Rose opens up about her own history of choosing emotionally unavailable partners — chasing people who couldn't commit while finding the safe, secure ones "boring." Eventually she saw the pattern and went all in on studying attachment, trauma, and what actually makes a relationship feel secure. We break down the attachment styles — anxious, avoidant, secure and fearful avoidant — and what they actually look like when you're dating. Because sometimes you think you're just really into someone, when actually you're checking your phone 100 times a day, analysing their replies, and panicking because they haven't texted back. 🫠 And THIS is where it gets interesting. Rose explains why inconsistent attention is so addictive. They text you constantly... then disappear for three days. They get close... then pull away. Suddenly you're desperate to know where you stand, and the chase starts feeling impossible to walk away from. But if you actually stopped and asked yourself "do I even like this person?"... the answer might surprise you. We also cover the early dating red flags to watch for, why we make excuses for people who aren't giving us what we want, and what a secure relationship is actually supposed to feel like. And obviously... we talk breakups. Rose explains why an avoidant can be the one to end things and then come back weeks or months later, why your attachment style can look completely different after a breakup, and how rejection can make you question whether you were ever good enough in the first place. If you keep chasing emotionally unavailable people, checking your phone waiting for a text, or wondering "why does this ALWAYS happen to me?"... girls, you need this episode. 🤍 Find out more about Rose: Website: www.roseviggiano.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/awakeningrelationships/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

  3. Sep 2

    Sophie Bertrand: Stop Being So HARD On Yourself.

    Why are we always SO much harder on ourselves when we’re already struggling? 🥲 This week I’m joined by Sophie Bertrand to talk about what actually happens when you stop showing up for yourself — and why the way you speak to yourself might matter more than you realise. Sophie opens up about going through one of the hardest periods of her life after having her first son, struggling with her mental health, and the huge difference she noticed when she started changing the way she spoke to herself. We talk about that horrible little voice in your head telling you “I can’t do this”, and what can happen when you start replacing it with “I CAN do this.” We also get into food and wellness because, honestly, there is SO much conflicting advice online. Eat this. Don’t eat that. Do this workout. Avoid that ingredient. Sophie explains why two people can eat and exercise in exactly the same way and still feel completely different — and why constantly trying to do everything “right” can make you stop listening to yourself. And obviously, we had to bring it back to heartbreak. ❤️‍🩹 Because when you’re going through a breakup or just a really shiiiiit period of your life, taking care of yourself can be the first thing to disappear. Maybe you’re barely eating. Maybe you’re eating everything. Maybe you can’t be bothered to shower, get dressed or do any of the little things that normally make you feel like you. Sophie explains why sometimes, without even realising it, we start punishing ourselves when we’re already going through enough — and why showing up for yourself in the smallest ways can make such a difference. We also chat about Sophie’s journey creating Serene, her clean, non-toxic fragrance ritual designed to help you pause, breathe and return to yourself, which launches this October. Sophie takes us behind the scenes of actually building the brand — from coming up with the idea to developing the product, dealing with delays and learning that sometimes you have to stop obsessing over the entire plan and just take the next step. If you’ve been feeling a bit lost, overwhelmed, heartbroken, burnt out, or you’ve just realised you haven’t been taking very good care of yourself lately... this episode is your reminder to stop being so HARD on yourself. 🤍 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Welcome to The Break Up Diet, your weekly dose of self-improvement, glow-ups, and everything breakups (yes — not just the romantic ones). Hosted by Yaz, this is your no-BS bestie space, guiding you through every type of breakup — whether it’s from a person, a toxic cycle, or even your old self. We’re flipping the breakup narrative. No more heartbreak, just transformation. No more setbacks, only glow-ups. Breakups are the ultimate opportunity to level up, and I’m here to help you do exactly that. Whether it’s navigating friendships, situationships, or even kicking bad habits (we see you, vaping!), expect raw, real talk designed to help you rebuild, refocus, and thrive. Grab your seat, darlings — this is where the best version of YOU begins. Social Media Accounts: TikTok: @thebreakupdietpod Instagram: @thebreakupdietpod Email: thebreakupdietpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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