最高の Sam Miller ポッドキャスト (2024)

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S 666: Sleep Science and Co-Sleeping: Does Sharing a Bed Help or Hurt Your Sleep? 17:11

21h ago17:11

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Does sleeping with your partner help or hurt when it comes to getting a restorative night's sleep? This topic varies widely depending on who you ask but is there any data or studies that lean one way or another? In today's episode, we'll look at a survey on sleep divorce, discuss attachment style considerations when it comes to co-sleeping, evidenc…

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S 665: Breaking Down Bryan Johnson's 2 Million Dollar A Year Anti-Aging and Longevity Protocols & His Pursuit of Immortality 24:00

3d ago24:00

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Is it possible to achieve immorality through anti-aging protocols and spending multiple millions of dollars a year? Should this even be a desirable goal? In today's episode, I want to breakdown what tech billionaire Bryan Johnson is doing to reverse his aging in what he calls the Blueprint protocol, where his last meal ends at 11am, always sleeps a…

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S 664: Hot Girl Pill Era: Deconstructing The Glamorization of SSRI Use, Side Effect Implications, Happiness Without The Pills, and More! 20:21

6d ago20:21

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If you've been on Tiktok lately, you might have seen this trend known as "hot girl pills" or "silly girl pills". This trend is glamorizing the use of SSRI's and making it the "cool" thing to do and going so far as demeaning others who aren't taking them. In this episode, I want to breakdown some internal health implications of prolonged use and ada…

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S 663: Does Dieting ALWAYS Suppress The Immune System? 23:22

8d ago23:22

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If you've dieted in the past and eventually fell ill at some point, there might be a correlation. In today's episode, we're going to take a look at 3 main considerations when it comes to the effects of dieting on the immune system along with how stress contributes as well. We'll also discuss some specific populations, my personal experience during …

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S 662: Exercise After A Poor Night’s Sleep: Push Through or Rest Day? 21:11

10d ago21:11

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You're waking up to this podcast on a Monday morning (or whenever you decide to listen) after a less than ideal night's sleep but you told yourself you were going to exercise: should you push through it or take a rest day and try again tomorrow? I want to share with you some considerations when handling this circumstance including auditing your war…

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S 661: Muscle Matters: The Hidden Key to Longevity Unveiled 19:39

13d ago19:39

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While having a good body composition and losing fat is important, is there be a more important facet to longevity? The answer is yes and that is building muscle. In today's episode, we'll go beyond weight loss when it comes to longevity and examine the connection between building lean muscle and resilience, muscle mass and morality, and examine a 2…

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S 660: Could Your Gut Health DIRECTLY Impact Your Gains In The Gym? New Research REVEALED 18:35

15d ago18:35

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Could your gut health be directly impacting your gains and progress in the gym? In today's episode, I'm going to share new research that answers this question with a resounding "yes". We'll discuss gut health and muscle function, a study around elite water polo players, results of the study and implications, and more. Topics include: - Gut Health a…

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S 659: At Home Health Testing, Labs, and Biomarkers: The Value and Reliability of at Home Self-Testing Kits 31:50

17d ago31:50

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With the increased accessibility of at home testing kits become available, it's easy to understand the appeal and convenience but is it worth your money and how accurate are they? In today's episode, we'll take a look at some of the most popular tests on the market right now and share what to look out for, some overlooked tests many forget about, i…

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S 658: How To Know If Your Supplements Are ACTUALLY Working 19:42

20d ago19:42

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Do you know if your supplements are truly working? Could it just be the placebo effect? We know individuals take supplements to aid in the pursuit of their goals and I'm a fan of supplementation in the right context for the right person. However, I don't want you throwing your money away on ineffective supplements or not giving them enough time to …

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S 657: These 5 Mistakes Can Ruin Any Diet 19:18

22d ago19:18

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Even the very best of dietary approaches can be ruined with a few common mistakes and in today's episode, I want to go through some of the most popular dietary approaches today including keto, paleo, vegan, and more and explain why this is the case. Calories still matter in these dietary approaches so it's important for you and your clients to be c…

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S 656: Is Fiber Making Your Gut & Digestive Issues Worse? 24:00

24d ago24:00

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While fiber is great for our overall health, motility, and regulating blood sugar among many aspects, too much of a good thing can lead to issues. This begs the question could fiber be making gut issues worse for you or your clients? In today's episode, we're going to discuss the different types of fiber, a world gastroenterology journal study arou…

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S 655: Debunking the Myth of Expensive Healthy Eating 19:10

27d ago19:10

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How expensive is it to eat a primarily whole food diet in today's economy? Surprising less than you might think compared to the average spending that occurs. In today's episode, I want to investigate the average American's food costs, where they spend money for food by category, and debunk the myth that it's "too" expensive to eat healthy. Topics i…

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S 654: Gluten Free For All? Exploring Potential Indications of Gluten Intolerance 22:54

29d ago22:54

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Should everyone go gluten free? While 1 in 6 individuals statistically are affected in some way to gluten, would it be a good idea to just cut it out all together for everyone? In today's episode, we'll explore a double blind randomized controlled trial study around this topic, highlight some potential indicators, and more. Topics include: - Should…

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S 653: Unveiling Melatonin's Role in Women's Health and Wellness 28:47

1M ago28:47

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Could this one popular sleep supplement actually be an incredibly underrated tool for women's health and even managing PMS, PCOS, and general infertility? The answer is yes and by the title, today we are going to explore melatonin. We'll take a look at melatonin as a hormone and antioxidant, how melatonin works in the body, how it aids in women's h…

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S 652: Exploring Micro-plastics' Impact on Health and Your Clients 19:11

1M ago19:11

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Most of us know the issues that plastics pose to our health and our environment but to what extent is this an issue in our lives and our client's lives? This topic is becoming more and more alarming and in today's episode, I'm going to share a few studies on why this is the case. We'll also discuss tips on how to reduce your exposure including hydr…

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S 651: 5 Signs You Need a New Doctor: Red Flags to Watch Out For 27:48

1M ago27:48

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Much like any other industry (with the hopeful exception of airline pilots) there are great individuals and not so great ones. Physicians are no different and in today's episode, we're going to explore 5 red flags that signal it may be time to find another doctor. From not feeling seen and heard to being trigger happy with the prescription pad, the…

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S 650: Why Your Fish Oil Supplement Probably Sucks: Dosage Recommendations, Quality Issues, Heavy Metals and Impurities, and More! 21:43

1M ago21:43

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While I've discussed the importance of EPA and DHA when it comes to our health in previous podcasts, it's important to understand where to optimally obtain these key fatty acids and spoiler alert: many supplemental forms suck. They either lack the proper dosage required to have any notable effect or have oxidation or impurity issues. We'll discuss …

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S 649: Better Training for Hypertrophy: Reps In Reserve or Training To Failure? New Male and Female 2024 Study & Client Application 18:39

1M ago18:39

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There's an argument that exists between the reps in reverse crowd vs the technical failure training style crowd of which is superior when it comes to hypertrophy. In today's episode, we are going to look at a brand new February 2024 study looking at both male and female participants, what they found, and how this applies to your or your clients. To…

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S 648: Does PCOS Affect Weight Loss for Women? New Meta-Analysis Data Revealed 28:25

1M ago28:25

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A popular topic around women's health is PCOS, insulin resistance, and potential issues this can cause when attempting to lose fat in a dieting phase. Does PCOS directly affect fat and weight loss efforts or is there more to it? I want to share a recent meta-analysis on this topic and what we can learn as coaches or someone in their own transformat…

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S 647: Gastric Bypass Surgery Aftermath: New Research Data and Implications, What To Know As A Coach, Deficiencies and Metabolic Issues, and More! 18:33

1M ago18:33

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While Ozempic is still the hot button topic when it comes to "quick fix" weight loss modalities, gastric bypass surgeries are still occurring frequently and we have some new research that, as a coach, is important to understand. We'll take a look at the research findings, what deficiencies they saw after the surgery, different types of surgeries, a…

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S 646: Examining a Recent 2024 Study on Hormonal Birth Control, Stress, and Inflammataion 17:46

2M ago17:46

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A very interesting article in the journal Brain Behavior and Immunity examined the relationship between hormonal contraceptives, stress, and inflammation. We'll talk about hormonal birth control and it's potential issues, the soical stress test, how to implement this information, and more! Topics include: - Hormonal Birth Control, Stress, and Infla…

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S 645: The Aftermath: Exposing Cardiac Risks and Inflammation from mRNA Pharma Therapies and Boosters During 2020-2022 26:52

2M ago26:52

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While this episode has the potential to be flagged and taken down, I can't in good conscious not share this research, its findings, and what this means for our society. My chief concern with bringing this information to the forefront is healthy men and boys collapsing at an alarming rate with no conscious as to why. I'll share the study details and…

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S 644: New Research Study on Caffeine Consumption, Sleep Quality, Cut Off Time Recommendations, and More! 18:41

2M ago18:41

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A new study that came out in 2023 has some interesting observations when it comes to caffeine and sleep quality I wanted to bring to your attention in today's episode. We will discuss the benefits of caffeine, why our under-recovered society relies on this substance, caffeine half lives and how grapefruit juice and alcohol can impact it, conclusion…

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S 643: The Science of Alternate Day Fasting: Evidence Based or Another Fad Diet? 22:41

2M ago22:41

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A diet style around alternate day fasting is rising in popularity in the nutrition space but is it evidence based or is it just another fad diet? In today's episode, we'll examine this trend, when it may or may not be helpful for you and your clients, the downsides of diet switches, and more! Topics include: - Science of Alternate Day Fasting - Coa…

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S 642: Out-Exercising Your Nutrition: Feasible Or A Road To Disaster? Examining a New 2024 Study On Sugar-Sweetened or Artificially Sweetened Drinks, Physical Activity, and Cardiovascular Disease 19:24

2M ago19:24

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There are still many individuals out there that believe they can out-exercise certain parts of their nutrition or burn off excess sugar and potential fat gain through exercise alone. If you are a coach or in your own transformation, this is important information to know and share. In this episode, I'm breaking down a 2024 study on sugar-sweetened o…

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S 641: The Client Retention Playbook: Increase Demand, Renewals, and Client Results In Your Coaching Business 49:14

2M ago49:14

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If you've been a coach for a decent length of time, you know the value of retention and keeping a client versus always having to acquire more clients every month which feels like a never ending hamster wheel. After 15 years in this industry, I can confidently say I've learned what to do and what not to do when it comes to retention and have helped …

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S 640: Are American's Consuming Too Much Protein? Examining a Recent Headline on Protein Intake, Recommenced vs Optimal, Environmental Considerations, and More! 22:13

2M ago22:13

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Are we as a country consuming too much protein? Or is there a potential agenda to recent headlines claiming we are? In today's episode, we're going to look at some recent headlines on protein and why they may not be educating for the purposes of health and longevity but could be taking more of an activist perspective. I'm here to present the facts …

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S 639: Snack Attack: Surprising New Study on Snacking Frequency, Digestive Issues, Weight Gain, and More! 19:47

2M ago19:47

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Who doesn't love a good snack every once and awhile? Frequency being key here as a new study shows individuals are susceptible to potentially consuming a meal's worth of calories when snacking is added up. These hidden calories could explain weight loss plateaus along with digestive and other issues. Listen in as I explain more about the study and …

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S 638: The Secret TRUTH Behind Ultra-Processed Foods: Is Big Tobacco To Blame? 24:33

2M ago24:33

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Walking into a grocery store, one would think it would be setup and stocked for the health and wellbeing of the customer but sadly, this isn't the case. A grocery store is just like any other business that depends on marketing and their bottom line. Encouraging ultra-processed foods is beneficial for them in many ways and the people behind the make…

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S 637: The Controversial Enhanced Games: Inspiring or Irresponsible? Examining PED Use and Its Impact on Society and Health 23:13

2M ago23:13

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According to their website, the enhanced games are "backed by the worlds' top venture capitalists, the Enhanced Games is the Olympics of the future. When 44% of athletes already use performance enhancements, it is time to safely celebrate science." Is this a true statement? Or detrimental to sport and society? We'll discuss it all in today's episod…

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S 636: Consuming Whole Eggs and Supercharging Your Testosterone: Breaking Down a 12 Week Post Work Nutrition Study + Surprising Results 21:52

2M ago21:52

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A once demonized food could potentially be a testosterone supercharger for your post workout nutrition but what do the study results indicate? In today's episode, I will break down a 12 week study looking at whole egg vs egg white only consumed post workout and the testosterone increase along with other factors tested as well. Topics include: - Who…

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S 635: Veganism Exposed: A Deep Dive Into Netflix's Controversial Documentary 18:08

2M ago18:08

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What is the buzz surrounding the latest Netflix documentary centered around veganism? While the media frenzy and social media debates have brought "You Are What You Eat" into the limelight, it's critical we approach these type of documentaries with a skeptic's eye and critically think about the claim's made that will impact you and your client's he…

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S 634: 5 Food and Supplement Ingredients Banned In The EU That Are Still Prevalent In The United States 17:42

3M ago17:42

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Our friends across the pond have acknowledged the problems and issues with certain additives and ingredients we still fail to take action on and this information is important to understand for you and your clients. In today's episode, we're going to cover 5 ingredients that are banned in European countries but still exist here in the United States.…

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S 633: Oreos Better For Lowering LDL Cholesterol Than Statin Drugs? Examining Recent Headlines and Why It's Far Fetched 24:37

3M ago24:37

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Just from today's title, you know we'll be diving into some questionable material but it's important to understand what is passing as "information" that your clients might be consuming. In today's episode, we'll look at a recent study examining the effects of Oreo consumption, LDL cholesterol markers, the lipid energy model, and more. Topics includ…

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S 632: The REAL Reason Your Clients Get Sick During the Winter Months 19:03

3M ago19:03

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While it is common knowledge that more sickness occurs during the winter months especially in colder areas of the country and world, few know the ACTUAL reasons why this occurs. In today's episode, I want to cover the real reasons why we tend to get sick during the winter months and why it has to do with evolution and the seasonal variation of our …

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S 631: 6 Habits That Are Worse Than Smoking and What To Do About It 21:36

3M ago21:36

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Everyone knows by now the dangers and risks of smoking but many aren't aware of several lifestyle factors that pose a similar risk to an individual's health and longevity. In today's episode, I want to cover 6 specific factors to be on the lookout for when it comes to you or your client's long term health. Topics and factors include: - Obvious Heal…

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S 630: Dietary Fat Consumption, Body Composition, and Weight Loss: Examining a Female 32 Participant Randomized Controlled Trial Study & Quality Dietary Fat Intake 20:36

3M ago20:36

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Does the type and quality of dietary fat affect body composition and weight loss? In today's episode, I want to examine a recent study with 32 female participates looking at recommended vs consumed fat intake and different dietary fats consumed. We'll also discuss the real world application of this study including cooking oil swaps, meals and snack…

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S 629: Effects of Bromide on Thyroid Health, Water Quality Considerations, Hidden Ingredients & Food Labels, and More! 26:31

3M ago26:31

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You've probably heard me talk a time or two (or a lot more) on water quality and why it's such an important consideration and on today's episode, I wanted to dive deeper into why this is the case when it comes to thyroid health. We'll discuss more than just water quality covering bromide, iodine, food quality, nutrition labels, and much more. Topic…

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S 628: Examining Popular Functional Medicine Tests and Understanding Reference Ranges 25:30

3M ago25:30

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Normal vs optimal can be two very different scenarios when it comes to lab testing so today's episode is diving into a few functional medical tests, understanding them through a western medicine reference range lens, and why this is important to you as a coach. Topics include: - Popular Functional Medical Tests - What We’ll Cover Today - Western Me…

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S 627: The 3 Most Common Threads Among The Longest Standing and Successful Coaches In Our Industry 21:34

3M ago21:34

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After a recent conversation with a new mentee, it got me thinking about some of the fellow coaching friends I've made in my decade plus career so far and what sets them apart from the other coaches I started out with that are no longer in the industry. My hope in this perspective building episode is that you understand the importance of resourceful…

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S 626: How Digestion Impacts Sleep, Lifestyle Considerations, Dysbiosis and Gut Health Markers, and More! 22:40

3M ago22:40

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If you or your clients have done "everything right" when it comes to your sleep and still struggle with sleep quality, there may be a hidden consideration to investigate. That consideration is gut health and possible overgrowth issues. In this episode, I'll talk about a few specific overgrowth scenarios, the why around overgrowth, and explain a few…

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S 625: The Impact on Nutrition and Lifestyle on PMS: Food Quality, Micronutrient and Supplementation Considerations, Snacking Frequency and PMS, and More! 22:16

3M ago22:16

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From a women's health perspective, common symptoms of PMS including bloating, cramping, and brain fog to name a few can be disruptive to everyday life. These physiological and psychological symptoms can affect the desire to train and let's be honest: it's not fun. In today's episode, we'll discuss some key considerations within nutrition and lifest…

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S 624: Nutrition and Mental Health: Key Considerations and Lifestyle Factors for Mental Wellbeing 22:30

3M ago22:30

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Heading into a new year, our wellbeing has never been more important especially our mental wellbeing. In today's episode, I want to highlight some key lifestyle interventions, considerations, and potential supplements if needed to maximize our mental health. Topics include: - Lifestyle Interventions and Mental Health - Exercise vs Pharmaceutical Dr…

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S 623: Avoiding The Endless Certification Hamster Wheel and My Honest Advice for Coaches in 2024 30:45

3M ago30:45

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After a few conversations with coaches recently, I can't not talk about this anymore. With having your best interest in mind when it comes to your life and your career as a coach, I see too many fall victim to a few different situations that leave them stuck in perpetual learning mode and not executing to help people in need. The mass amount of cer…

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S 622: The Circle of Life As a Health and Nutrition Coach 21:28

3M ago21:28

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There are certain phases that a health and nutrition coach reaches in their careers much like the circle of life from the Lion King. Most of us start out on our own transformation, gain confidence and knowledge through that process, gain a bias towards said knowledge, then we hit a point where we realize there is more to the story than our current …

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S 621: How Coaches Destroy Their Business in 4 Simple Steps 41:14

3M ago41:14

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I was shocked by a recent call with a coach recently as she shared she was overwhelmed with how to help just over 50 clients on her roster and struggling with the systems she had in place. Moreover, she told me she has at least 12 clients where she has no idea how to help. Most business coaches would say, "hire an assistant coach" with that roster …

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S 620: 6 FNMS Coaching Success Stories in 2024 16:18

4M ago16:18

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One of the coolest parts of my job is that I get to work with coaches just like you from around the world with different backgrounds, goals, and desires and I wanted to share 6 specific success stories with you today. Thank you to Hannah, Holly, Allison, Blake, Molly, and Erin for sharing your experiences with FNMS and Metabolism School and we can'…

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S 619: Peanut M&M's are 'Healthier' Than Beef and Pork? Critiquing a Recent Funded Study Article & The State of Health Information in 2024 22:02

4M ago22:02

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While I could take this opportunity to destroy this article from many different perspectives, I want to instead focus on a few key lessons we can learn from this article and what it says about how mainstream media is disseminating information. I first want to discuss my philosophy with managing nutrition and the 5 M's, you or your client's personal…

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S 618: 3 Catalysts to Improve Client Conversions 31:32

4M ago31:32

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Looking to improve your coaching enrollment in 2024? The term client conversions is simply enrolling prospects into clients and into your coaching program and after a decade plus, I have 3 catalysts or ways for you to improve this area. I'll talk about the belief barrier, the "expert" effect, problem solving, and give you some real life examples of…

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S 617: Lifetime Client Value: The Ultimate Metric of Success In Your Business & Impact 54:25

4M ago54:25

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While the shock and awe of Stripe screenshots may do well for engagement on social media, there's a metric most business coaches don't talk about that you need to track if you want to be an in-demand expert coach for the long term. You may have heard of the term Lifetime Value or LTV but I want to be more specific when it comes to coaches and servi…

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