In this episode of Three Questions, I break down why communication often fails, even when your intentions are good and your knowledge is solid. Using real life examples (including one with my dad), I show how small changes in language, timing, and listening can turn resistance into understanding. You’ll also hear why communication is less about delivering information and more about creating meaning.

In This Episode You'll Hear:
• Why teaching from your understanding instead of theirs creates disconnect
• What people actually need to hear right now (and why we overcomplicate it)
• The subtle cues (pauses, hesitations, questions) that reveal communication gaps

Whether you’re working with clients, leading others, or trying to improve your relationships, this episode will give you practical tools to be heard and understood.

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Episode 14: Communication, Huh?
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In this episode of Three Questions, I explore grief through the questions that have helped me make sense of loss over time. This conversation isn’t about having the right answers… It’s about giving yourself permission to feel, reflect, and understand how grief evolves rather than disappears.

We’ll talk about honoring the people we’ve lost, the beautiful and uncomfortable shifts that follow, and how grief can reshape our relationships, priorities, and sense of purpose. Because grief doesn’t just take something away, it also changes how we see everything else.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:
• Why honoring the person, not just the loss, can change how you grieve

• How grief impacts motivation, identity, and emotional responses

 • How to find meaning, agency, and clarity after experiencing loss

Whether you’re navigating loss yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers space, perspective, and questions to help you move through grief in your own way.

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Episode 49: Motivation Part 1: Three Questions That Shape Your Drive
Episode 50: Motivation Part 2: Little Moments, Real Motivation with Nick Giangreco
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In this episode of Three Questions, I unpack why the visual system, specifically your peripheral vision, plays such a powerful role in how we move, balance, and interpret the world around us. When your peripheral vision is limited, your brain may hold back movement. But when your visual field expands, your nervous system suddenly feels safer in its environment.

I share practical examples from movement training and everyday life to show how improving your visual awareness can change your range of motion, coordination, and the way your body organizes itself in space.

In This Episode You'll Hear:
• Why peripheral vision helps your brain organize movement and safety
• How visual input fills sensory gaps in the nervous system
• A simple exercise that can immediately expand your visual field

Links & Resources For This Episode:
Episode 3: Your Eyes Do More Than See
Episode 26: Vision Check: How Your Eyes Shape Movement, Strength, and Awareness
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Is motivation something you force… or something that grows when you see what’s possible?

In this episode of Three Questions, I sit down with my longtime client and friend, Nick Giangreco. After a life-altering stroke as a teenager, Nick didn’t choose the easy route. But what’s fascinating isn’t just what he’s achieved. It’s how he thinks.

We unpack how stubbornness can become fuel, why pivoting isn’t quitting, how connection energizes us more than comparison, and why enjoying your “big, beautiful life” might be the most underrated form of motivation.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• Why “recalibrating” instead of retreating can change your entire trajectory

• The unexpected way curiosity and connection energize long-term motivation

• What it looks like to trust yourself instead of chasing the next milestone

No matter who you are this conversation will remind you that motivation is often built in the smallest, most human moments.

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Do you lack motivation… or are you missing one of the key ingredients?

In this episode of Three Questions, I explore why motivation isn’t created by a locker room speech or a burst of inspiration and what actually shapes it instead.

I share stories from teaching, clinical work, and my own doctorate program to show how clarity, feedback, and connection to purpose change everything. Because when people feel capable and understand the “why,” motivation doesn’t need to be forced.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• Why valuing what you’re learning is the foundation of real drive

• How perceived capability shapes risk-taking and resilience

• Why feedback and clarity directly impact your expectancy of success

Whether you teach, coach, rehab, lead, or are simply trying to understand your own drive, this episode will give you practical ways to shape motivation instead of chasing it.

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Episode 48 - The Hip Episode: Your Hips Don’t Lie (But They Do Compensate)
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Can you actually move your hip… without your spine, pelvis, or foot jumping in to help?

In this episode of Three Questions, I break down why the hip, our second most mobile joint, often gets blamed for problems it didn’t create. I walk you through how the hip interacts with the foot, pelvis, spine, and even your pelvic floor, and why compensation patterns aren’t the enemy… they’re the reason you’re still moving. The real question isn’t “is your hip tight?” It’s: can your brain differentiate your hip from everything around it?

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• A simple way to test if your hip is really moving or just borrowing motion from somewhere else

• Why knee, back, and foot pain often start higher up the chain

• What urination, pelvic floor tension, and orgasm have to do with hip mobility

Whether you teach movement, rehab injuries, or just want your body to respond instead of react, this episode invites you to check your work and maybe stop blaming your hips for everything.

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Episode 46: The Shoulder Episode: Exploring the Truth About How You Move This Complex Joint System
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In this episode of Three Questions, I sit down with Dr. Shanté Cofield, better known as The Movement Maestro, to talk about reinvention, self-trust, and what it really means to own your voice in a rapidly changing world. From leaving traditional career paths to navigating AI with curiosity instead of fear, this conversation is about knowing when to stay, when to shift, and how to keep showing up as yourself through it all.

We explore how boredom, safety, and curiosity quietly guide our biggest decisions, why “doing the thing” matters more than perfect planning, and how community, family, and honest support shape who we become, both online and off.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• The difference between pivoting and evolving
• Why action creates clarity (and overthinking keeps you stuck)
• How curiosity, not hustle, fuels long-term growth

Whether you’re a movement professional, an educator, or someone feeling the pull to reinvent what you do next, this episode is an invitation to trust yourself, stay curious, and move forward, even before everything feels clear.

Links & Resources For This Episode:
Connect with Shanté on Instagram
Check out Shanté's offerings on her website
Shanté's Podcast - Maestro on the Mic
Shante's Podcast - ChatGPT Curious
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Most shoulder issues aren’t about strength or flexibility… they’re about organization.

In this episode of Three Questions, I dig into the shoulder as the complex joint system it actually is, not just a ball-and-socket problem to stretch, strengthen, or “fix.” We’ll explore why the shoulder is really four joints working together, how your spine and lower body influence shoulder mechanics, and why most shoulder pain sticks around when we focus on the wrong things.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• Why the shoulder is a four-joint system—and which joints are often overlooked
• How upper body instability can limit squats, lunges, and lower body strength
• Simple ways to assess whether your spine is stabilizing or stealing motion from your shoulders

This episode is part anatomy, part nervous system reality check, and part invitation to stop micromanaging movement and start giving your brain better information.

Whether you’re a movement professional, a Pilates teacher, or someone frustrated by lingering shoulder pain, this episode will help you rethink how the shoulder actually works and where meaningful change really starts.

Links & Resources For This Episode:
Episode 32: Unfreezing the Narrative: Rethinking Frozen Shoulder
Episode 45: The Neck Pain Episode: Let’s Talk About What You Might Be Missing
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Ever notice how your neck pain seems to show up out of nowhere? Or never where you expect it to?

In this episode of Three Questions, I break down neck pain through a nervous system lens and invite you to stop treating the neck like an isolated problem.  Instead of chasing the one movement or posture that “caused” your pain, we explore how habits, sensory input, vision, load, and nearby joints all shape how your neck actually feels and moves.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• Why neck pain is rarely about one bad movement or posture
• How vision, sensory input, and load change how your neck responds
• Simple ways to explore neck pain by paying attention to nearby joints

Whether you teach movement, train regularly, or just want to understand why your neck keeps acting up, this episode offers a more curious, less frustrating way to approach neck pain.

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Episode 32: Unfreezing the Narrative: Rethinking Frozen Shoulder
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If I had to guess, you probably feel like you have no control over what is happening in the world right now…

In this episode of Three Questions, I walk through three questions I keep coming back to when everything feels overwhelming, emotionally charged, and hard to hold. While this episode isn’t about having the “right” opinions or fixing global problems overnight, it is about learning how to regulate yourself so you can listen, learn, communicate, and act in ways that actually align with who you want to be.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• A guided breathing strategy to support regulation and clearer thinking
• Questions to ask yourself when fear, anger, or overwhelm take over
• How small, local actions can matter more than performative big ones

This is an episode about slowing down enough to stay human, even when things feel charged and polarized, and a reminder that you’re not alone.

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