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In this episode of The Cured Collective Podcast, Joe connects once again with Emily Duncan. Emily is a fitness coach and the CEO of Fenix Athletica and has been on the podcast many times. Today, she shares her perspective on a lot of topics including her role as a coach and a mentor, improving people’s lives, making health easier for clients, and helping her team daily with compassion, but also boundaries.
When it comes to self-development, Emily talks about what she does to ground herself before a busy day, what her morning routine looks like, how she sees her journey evolving with time, and how this allows her to assist other people on their journey as well. Emily also talks about the stigma around psychedelics and how people tend to get skeptical of new and reinvigorating ways of being. Tune in!
“I don’t necessarily think you can teach empathy. I think some people naturally have more of it than others and I think you can foster it. But in terms of what I would consider a ‘true coach’s heart’, that is something that naturally exists. At least for a coach that is going to transform a life, not just a body.” – Emily Duncan
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Connect with Emily
Instagram: @em_dunc
Connect with us!
Instagram: @josephsheehey | @curednutrition
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In this episode of The Cured Collective Podcast, Joe connects once again with Emily Duncan. Emily is a fitness coach and the CEO of Fenix Athletica and has been on the podcast many times. Today, she shares her perspective on a lot of topics including her role as a coach and a mentor, improving people’s lives, making health easier for clients, and helping her team daily with compassion, but also boundaries.
When it comes to self-development, Emily talks about what she does to ground herself before a busy day, what her morning routine looks like, how she sees her journey evolving with time, and how this allows her to assist other people on their journey as well. Emily also talks about the stigma around psychedelics and how people tend to get skeptical of new and reinvigorating ways of being. Tune in!
“I don’t necessarily think you can teach empathy. I think some people naturally have more of it than others and I think you can foster it. But in terms of what I would consider a ‘true coach’s heart’, that is something that naturally exists. At least for a coach that is going to transform a life, not just a body.” – Emily Duncan
Key Highlights
Episode Resources
Connect with Emily
Instagram: @em_dunc
Connect with us!
Instagram: @josephsheehey | @curednutrition