Breakthrough Insight That Caused Her Health Struggles | Finding Freedom Podcast

What's it like to live for that little girl in that energy? >> It's heavy. I mean, it was pure fear. >> I'm sorry you went through that. >> I'm tired of this. >> Yeah, it's exhausting. >> All I've learned is coping. I've white knuckled my way to where I am right now. My whole nervous system is just done.

>> What you just said there to me is one of the most profoundly articulate ways of describing every human being's journey. >> Hi everyone. I hit rock bottom after rock bottom. And I know it's all related to poor health habits, that I'm not exercising, that I'm not eating right. Knowledge is there. Okay, I don't need

to know what to do. But habits are really, really tough for me. It's just so frustrating. I feel like I'm pissing my life away. I want to be example to my son. I've been procrastinating in every area. You know, it's actually quite embarrassing. Yeah, certain things are moving in the right direction, but when

it comes to food, I suck at it. Hi, this is Peter Cone and you are listening to another episode of Finding Freedom. In this conversation, I had the pleasure of speaking with an extraordinary woman born in Russia called Nadia who through her vulnerability and courage shared one of what I consider to be the most

ubiquitous prisons that we can all relate to as human beings which is the feeling of not being enough. So if you have any sense of inadequacy where you can relate to the sense of not being good enough, smart enough, pretty enough, tall enough, wealthy enough, then I really hope that through the generosity, the narrative of Nadia's own

inner dialogue, you can see your own version and the fundamental lie that it is for any human being to think that they are not enough. And hopefully through her and this conversation, you can for yourself discover an immense amount of newfound freedom. So, I did see your little uh video submission which was lovely and to get a sense of