This bonus mini episode of The Macro Hour Podcast explores the transformative power of gratitude in your fitness journey. Join us for the highlights from all of Season 1! Our host, Nikkiey Stott, shares her thoughts on how cultivating a sense of gratitude can profoundly impact your workouts, mindset, and overall wellness.There are deep benefits in connecting with feelings of thankfulness during exercise. Nikkiey uncovers how this positive emotion not only elevates your mood, but can also enhance your performance, increase your resilience, and foster a deeper connection with your body. She also shares practical tips on integrating gratitude into your fitness routine, from mindful acknowledgment of your body's capabilities to appreciating the journey and progress, no matter how small.Tune in to discover why gratitude might just be the secret ingredient in achieving your health and fitness goals. It's not just about the physical transformation; it's about nurturing a grateful heart that celebrates every step of your wellness path.Stay tuned for Season 2 of The Macro Hour launching on February 5th! It's going to be epic
She was tired of the “mom bod,” tired of feeling like sh*t in her own skin, and tired of guessing what would finally work. When she remembered how good she used to feel while lifting weights, she made a decision — and everything started to change. In this episode, she opens up about: 💬 Why she felt lost and uncomfortable in her body 💪 How strength training helped her feel confident again 🧠 The mindset shifts that made her results stick 👚 And how her clothes, confidence, and energy feel totally different now If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and thought, “This isn’t me” — this one’s for you.
You’re doing the work—lifting, tracking, building confidence—and your body is changing. But what no one warns you about is the grief that can surface when you start evolving. In this deeply personal episode, I open up about the emotional side of transformation—letting go of the old version of yourself, navigating shifting relationships, and feeling the growing pains of becoming a new, stronger, more empowered version of you. If you’ve ever felt proud and heavy at the same time… this episode will hit home. You’re not broken. You’re just becoming.
Fitness isn’t meant to stay the same forever—and neither are you. In this raw and personal episode, I’m opening up about how my training has shifted in this season of life. From heavy lifting to slower, more intentional movement like yoga and walking, I’m learning to listen to my body in a whole new way. This episode is for the woman who feels her body craving something different—but is wrestling with the guilt of doing less. You’ll hear how I’m navigating that, what this evolution is teaching me, and why stepping back doesn’t mean losing progress. It might just mean you’re growing.
In this powerhouse episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey sits down with world-renowned exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist Dr. Stacy Sims — the woman who rewrote the rules for how females should train, fuel, and recover. If you’ve been stuck doing all the “right things” and still not seeing results — this is the conversation you need. They cover: Why traditional training fails women 45+ How to build muscle and lose fat without tanking your hormones The real reason 1200-calorie diets are backfiring Supplements that actually work (and what to skip) How to train smarter through perimenopause and menopause The truth about carbs, fasting, HRT, and more in a rapid-fire myth-busting round This is not about working harder — it’s about working smarter with your body. If you’re ready to stop guessing and start thriving, hit play. If you want to dive deeper into Dr. Stacy Sims’ work and stay connected, here’s where you can find her: Website & Newsletter: drstacysims.com Instagram: @drstacysims Facebook: facebook.com/drstacysims Find Dr. Stacy Sim's books at your local bookstore, Amazon or Barnes & Noble
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