Stephanie Nyx is a functional alignment expert who coaches people on how to align themselves physically in order to unlock access to even deeper inner alignment. Today’s conversation spans everything from the latest breakthrough discovery about the importance of our body’s fascial system, to ducks’ sexual organs (no, really).

 

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Some great pre-show chat about the three Ayurvedic “doshas,” or physical energy archetypes we naturally embody Skin is the biggest organ on our body, and the chemicals we put on it can be stressors  Why Stephanie got denied for life insurance… when she was a professional fitness model Stephanie’s realization about what was causing her to be deathly ill, even when she had ALL of her healthiest habits in place  Some of our physical pet peeves about ourselves can be a genuine distraction; they can sap our energy  How our clothes affect our state of mind— and a deep dive on fashion and self-image A HUGE breakthrough in physical wellness: fascia (and an at-home movement practice you can do to help your tissue reform into a more flexible shape) And, why crunches are actually hurting our goals

 

Rick’s One Thing: There’s always a moment when you can realize that the way you’re living isn’t fun for you anymore; make a change!

Stephanie’s One Thing: Because she’s been on the brink of death, she appreciates life—and wants to share the simple joy of that with others. 

 

Episode References:

Dr. Joe Dispenza

Dave Asprey’s book, Headstrong

StitchFix

Buckle clothing brand

Tom Myers’ Anatomy Trains bodywork training

Robert Graham shirts (they have a women’s line!)

Oura Ring: sleep and activity tracker

 

Connect with Stephanie at www.StephanieNyx.com, and on Instagram @stephanienyx, Facebook, and check out her new YouTube channel, with plenty of functional alignment exercises!

 

Connect with Rick @MrRickJordan on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn 

 

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