Ladies, Cut the Crap! : Women’s health made simple: hormones, fatigue, weight, and wellness
Jul 14, 2026 · 27 min · 10 segments
There's no shortage of health advice these days—but more information doesn't always lead to better results. Every day we're told to try a new diet, buy another supplement, follow the latest trend, or…
Ashley BagniHost
Please don't close your eyes if you're driving, riding a bike, walking, doing any of those things.

But definitely pay attention to the road [chuckles] in all those three situations.

Anyways, I want you to picture yourself in a boat, and there's a very strong wind.

But this is a strong wind, and as we all know on water, a strong wind, even a little bit, will get you off course.

And so you're constantly needing to either hold the wheel or adjust the sail 'cause you're trying to get to this specific destination.

And if you get off course even, you know, one degree, you don't end up where you want.

Signal is you recognize where you're going and you stay focused on the important thing, and the important thing is staying on course.

Noise is when you pay attention to the wind, and the wind's getting you off track, and you're swinging over here, and then you're going way to the left, and then maybe you're slowing down, and then maybe you're speeding up.

And the noise is carrying you in all these different directions, but you're not s- paying attention to the signal.

And the great thing about this concept is you can apply it to all aspects of your life, but it is a really helpful one when applying it to things that you're trying to achieve for your health.

Whether it's improving your nutrition, improving your sleep, improving your energy, reestablishing a movement habit, de-stressing, whatever it is, all the things.

Remembering to take your supplements or a medication that you've been prescribed and you keep forgetting.

Please don't close your eyes if you're driving, riding a bike, walking, doing any of those things.

But definitely pay attention to the road [chuckles] in all those three situations.

Anyways, I want you to picture yourself in a boat, and there's a very strong wind.

But this is a strong wind, and as we all know on water, a strong wind, even a little bit, will get you off course.

And so you're constantly needing to either hold the wheel or adjust the sail 'cause you're trying to get to this specific destination.

And if you get off course even, you know, one degree, you don't end up where you want.

Signal is you recognize where you're going and you stay focused on the important thing, and the important thing is staying on course.

Noise is when you pay attention to the wind, and the wind's getting you off track, and you're swinging over here, and then you're going way to the left, and then maybe you're slowing down, and then maybe you're speeding up.

And the noise is carrying you in all these different directions, but you're not s- paying attention to the signal.

And the great thing about this concept is you can apply it to all aspects of your life, but it is a really helpful one when applying it to things that you're trying to achieve for your health.

Whether it's improving your nutrition, improving your sleep, improving your energy, reestablishing a movement habit, de-stressing, whatever it is, all the things.

Remembering to take your supplements or a medication that you've been prescribed and you keep forgetting.
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