How To Break The Stress And Weight Gain Cycle | Ep. 186

In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott is joined by Alexandrea Elman, a certified health coach and wellness entrepreneur, for a refreshing conversation on self-care, slowing down, and tuning into your body. Together, they explore how a more gentle, intuitive approach to health can lead to meaningful progress—especially in a world that constantly pushes for more. From tips on improving digestion and emotional well-being to the importance of reconnecting with your body’s signals, this conversation is a reminder that your path to wellness doesn’t have to be extreme to be effective. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by the pressure to do it all, this episode is your invitation to slow down, reconnect with yourself, and discover a more sustainable path to wellness.

In this fire episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott calls out one of the most toxic patterns women fall into: scale obsession. If your day starts (or ends) with stepping on the scale and letting that number decide your mood, your confidence, or whether you “deserve” to feel proud — this one’s for you. Nikkiey breaks down: Why the number on the scale is incomplete data What you’re really chasing when you say you want to lose weight The emotional trap of weight-based identity How to shift your mindset from shrinking to building And 10 powerful ways to measure REAL progress — strength, energy, resilience, and self-respect It’s time to stop chasing a smaller number and start building a stronger you. Because the scale doesn’t define you. You do. Hit play — and let’s rewrite the story you’ve been telling yourself. 🔥

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The holidays are here, and with packed schedules, family gatherings, and endless travel, it’s easy to feel like your fitness goals have to take a back seat. But they don’t have to! In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott shares practical strategies to stay on track with your fitness during the holidays—no perfection required. You’ll learn how to ditch the "all-or-nothing" mindset, fit in quick but effective workouts, and find ways to keep moving even when life feels chaotic. From bodyweight circuits to movement "snacks," this episode will help you stay consistent, keep your momentum, and enter January feeling stronger and more confident than ever.

In this episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott dives into the most overlooked and underrated phase of any transformation journey: maintenance. You crushed your fat loss goals. You hit your number. You feel good… But now? The compliments slow down. The scale stops moving. And honestly? You feel kinda meh about it all. Welcome to maintenance — the phase where real discipline begins and where long-term success is either built or lost. In this raw and real episode, Nikkiey breaks down: Why maintenance feels mentally boring (but why that’s actually a GOOD thing) How to deal with the loss of external validation after fat loss The exact markers that show you're crushing the maintenance phase What to focus on instead of the scale And why this phase is where your identity really gets locked in If you’ve ever reached your goal weight and thought, “Now what?”, this episode will give you the clarity and confidence to live in your results — and never start over again. Spoiler: The flex isn’t losing the weight. It’s keeping it off without obsession. Let’s go.

This episode calls out the one thing holding most women back: excuses. Not lack of time. Not lack of motivation. Excuses. Nikkiey walks listeners through the real consequences of not finishing what you start, saying yes to everything, and constantly breaking promises to yourself. She teaches how excuses erode self-trust, weaken your character, and block your ability to grow spiritually, mentally, and physically. If you’ve been stuck in the “start-stop-start again” cycle… this episode is the permission slip and calling you’ve been waiting for.