Author Pamela Wasabi: How To Learn To Finally Love Yourself

All changes happen at an individual level, so we can leave society on the side. Society’s doings reflect the common narrative that resides within us. The first thing you can do is stop comparing yourself to others.

As a part of my series about “How To Learn To Finally Love Yourself” I had the pleasure to interview Pamela Wasabi. Pamela is an author on our relationship with food and Divine polar energies. She is a radio host, entrepreneur, and food psychology coach. Her latest book The Wild Woman: Nourishing the Feminine Soul, expands on healing food issues and eating disorders.

Thank you so much for joining us! I’d love to begin by asking you to give us the backstory as to what brought you to this specific career path.

My search for happiness. However, this happiness is not something that I was looking for on the outside; my search was based on feeling good in my own skin. I have a history of thyroid issues. It cost me to get sick to wake up to a world of possibilities and to change my perspective on life to heal myself.

Are you working on any exciting new projects now? How do you hope that they might help people along their path to self-understanding or a better sense of wellbeing in their relationships?

Yes! On October 7, I debuted my radio show, “Nourishing the Feminine Soul,” (airs every Wednesday at 11 am ET) which coincides with the publishing of my third book, “The Wild Woman.” Both the show and the book expand on awakening our Divine Feminine, which invites us to tap into the root cause of our physical issues. I specialize in helping my clients heal food issues and eating disorders. I’ll be discussing this theme through different conversations that have to do with wellness, relationships with food, and self-love.

Do you have a personal story that you can share with our readers about your struggles or successes along your journey of self-understanding and self-love? Was there ever a tipping point that triggered a change regarding your feelings of self-acceptance?