The #1 Thing Women Do WRONG in Fitness, Why Females Are More Coachable Than Males and How Prioritizing Spirituality and Productivity Habits Can Improve Your Life with Emily Duncan

This episode is brought to you by LMNT, SuppCo, and Fatty15.

Emily Duncan, the visionary behind Fenix Athletica, is back to confront the unconscious beliefs that sabotage our health and fitness pursuits. She sheds light on how these limiting beliefs, particularly among women, can distort perceptions of body image, nutrition, and exercise, often leading to self-defeating behaviors. Our conversation challenges prevalent myths within the fitness industry, and Emily offers her unique perspective on the intricate balance between caloric intake, energy expenditure, and hormonal cycles, empowering you with a more informed approach to your wellness journey.

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In this episode we discuss...

(00:00) Unconscious Beliefs in Health and Fitness

(12:04) Which Beliefs Impact Your Health and Wellness Most?

(22:04) Why Men and Women Need Different Strategies

(28:10) Changing Beliefs

(33:33) Fasting Protocols

(40:46) Balancing Fat Loss and Recomp Strategies

(47:11) Building Discipline

(52:12) How Anyone Can Stay Adherent

(55:33) How to Focus on Practical Solutions

(01:05:15) High-Level Health and Fitness Coaching

(01:09:48) Brand Development

(01:18:28) Energetic Pushes in Business Strategy

(01:23:49) Deepening Spiritual Practice and Grounding

(01:31:52) Exploring Spiritual Tools and Inner Authority

(01:38:21) Building Community on Social Media

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• Emily was previously on Ever Forward Radio in episodes 618 and 43
• Learn more at FenixAthletica.com