Pulling Back the Curtain

Welcome back. In today's Pulling Back The Curtain Podcast, I open up about an exciting position I took from Russell Brunson, my ultimate mentor. I talk about what I did to get exactly where I am today by obsessively geeking out over a certain type of people.

I share my stories about how surrounding myself with people who had similar goals as me, helped shape my career and I talk about how it's the process of trying, that actually creates the success, not the success itself. 

Let me know if you're listening to this podcast, what you think and let me know who you're obsessing over, who you're modeling, and what you're doing to implement new strategies. 

xo Natalie

In this episode of Pulling Back The Curtain, I talk about "How to Balance Everything". I share my best tips on learning to say no, setting boundaries, and how to prioritize fitness, family, health, work, and relationships. How are women like us actually living up to the pressure to balance everything, to have it together physically, emotionally, and financially? The truth is most of us don't. Perfection is a myth. 

I believe it's all of us starting to pull back the curtain and share both our failures and our successes that brings us all closer together. If you're enjoying this podcast, I would love it if you would give me a review and subscribe. 

xo Natalie

In this episode of The Pulling Back The Curtain Podcast, I interview my good friend Drew Manning, from Fit2Fat2Fit. We collectively share our stores about how we became friends and eventually started our careers in the fitness industry. We chat about how fitness cultivates community, why this industry had such a huge impact on our lives and we talk about, why what you see on social media isn't always real.

Join us as we Pull Back The Curtain on things most people never talk about. Thank you so much for listening.

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My brother's wedding is this weekend. I'm so excited and one of the questions I get all the time is how do I balance social events or going out with friends or wanting to have some drinks? How do I balance that while trying to maintain my weight? So this episode falls under the pillar of being healthy physically, and I hope you guys like it.

I'm going to talk to you about something that I'm going to call the unglamorous side of divorce. I think that the advice I'm going to give might be different than what you would expect from me, but I wholeheartedly wish that I would've had a friend or an older sister or somebody who would have given me the same advice and I wish I would have been not stubborn enough that I would have actually listened.

I believe it's all of us starting to pull back the curtain and share both our failures and our successes. That brings us all closer together. If you're enjoying this podcast, I'd love it if you could give me a review and subscribe. 

On today's podcast, I talk about how I ended up in $170,000 in student loan debt. At one point I remember dreaming about the day I could go to the grocery store and just buy any produce I wanted, not just the stuff that was super cheap and on sale. I give you tangible steps and tips that I took to get out of that debt and what I do now to stay on a budget and to continue to control my spending. 

I'm super excited for this podcast. One of the number one things I hear from people I work with and just my girlfriends in general, seriously, every single person says, oh, I would be happy with myself if I could just lose these last 5, 10, or 15 pounds. I'm going to dig deep. I'm going to tell my own stories, but I'm also going to talk about specific ways you can change your mindset so you can be happy with where you're at right now. Also some tactical tips on ways that you can balance nutrition and moderation into your daily lifestyle.