
S1E53 - Eat, Play, Love with Nyssa Bovenkamp.
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About this listen
Ever felt like the scale doesn’t tell the whole story? 🤔
Tune in to the Her Advantage podcast where Mel and Nyssa break down the journey from external validation to feeling powerful in your own skin. It's all about health, happiness, and smashing those self-doubt hurdles.
In this episode of the Her Advantage podcast, host Mel is joined by Nyssa, a nutritionist and performance coach, to discuss embracing a holistic approach to health.
Nyssa shares her journey from focusing on bodybuilding and her appearance to understanding the importance of physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
We cover overcoming societal pressure on body image, tackling self-sabotage, and prioritizing self-care.
We explore strategies for monitoring activity, addressing emotional ties to weight, and fostering a joyful, balanced lifestyle.
Nyssa's insights are enriched with personal anecdotes about her experiences with CrossFit, the importance of rest, and how unresolved emotions can manifest as physical ailments.
Ultimately, the episode emphasizes finding joy, understanding personal triggers, and developing a compassionate approach to health and personal growth.
00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction
00:52 Embracing Body Positivity
01:55 Defining Health and Personal Journey
03:53 Challenges and Realizations
06:44 Client Experiences and Coaching Strategies
12:03 Overcoming Self-Sabotage
20:51 Personal Stories and Emotional Insights
23:17 Exploring the Emotional Roots of Illness
24:09 Client Stories and Emotional Honesty
24:43 Understanding Constipation and Emotional Baggage
25:30 The Influence of Gabor Mate
26:11 Personal Journey and Life Experiences
29:13 Gratitude for Life's Challenges
30:51 The Importance of Joy and Passion
39:07 Reflections on Coaching and Personal Growth
40:26 Final Thoughts and Recommendation