Many people got to know Stacy Berman by getting their asses handed to them at one of her Stacy’s  Bootcamp sessions  in Central Park. A pioneer in the fitness industry, Stacy created the  first all year outdoor bootcamp in NYC back in 1999. Called a “NYC fitness icon” by Forbes Magazine, Stacy trail-blazed the way for the global boutique fitness craze we see today.


Soon  after her creating the first boot camp in NYC, Stacy realized food was  the foundation for creating a sound mind in a sound body. She threw  herself into nutrition with a passion,  became a certified nutrition  specialist and worked with thousands of busy New Yorkers to figure out  what worked and what didn’t. With feet on the ground practice Stacy  created The System to help herself, her clients, and the world at large  achieve a higher, more meaningful level of health and fitness.


Since creating The System, Stacy has gone on to receive a PhD in Natural Medicine and is presently writing a book Love Yourself Naked: The Science of Self Perception, Spirituality and Weight Loss that  combines over twenty years in the health and fitness industries with  scientific research to reveal how our thoughts affect the way we  feel. Stacy is truly a forerunner in the mind - body holistic health  movement with tens of thousands of hours of real life experience.


Stacy  has appeared on The Bobby Flay Show, The Doctors, The Wall Street  Journal, Healthline, ABC, NBC, and CBS and was named a “NYC Fitness  Icon” by Forbes. As quick with a joke as she is with a nugget of  psychological insight or nutritional science, Stacy is focusing her  considerable energy on using protein to unlock the healthy potential  inside of every human body and working with people to unlock the  potential inside every mind. And don’t worry, she’s just as concerned  with how everyone looks naked as she ever was.




On today's episode, I explore on the importance of becoming comfortable with the discomfort we face.