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Overcoming Bullying and Obesity: A Journey of Transformation

Welcome back to the Life in Transition podcast! In this episode, we had the privilege of speaking with James R. Elliott, a renowned speaker, author, NLP trainer, performance coach, and leadership trainer. James shared his journey of overcoming bullying, health issues, and making significant transitions in his life. In this segment, we'll delve into the powerful tools and insights James shared about authenticity, vulnerability, and the transformative power of inner work.

On this episode, We'll talk about:

• James R. Elliott, a speaker, author, NLP trainer, and performance coach, shares his journey from corporate to entrepreneurship and bullying to self-discovery.
• He shares his journey from being overweight to finding comfort in food and being overweight.
• James emphasizes the importance of embracing discomfort and seeking growth.
• James underwent significant improvements in physical health by changing eating habits and incorporating more healthy fats.
• He highlights the ongoing nature of personal growth and healing.
• He discusses the process of losing weight and finding worthiness.
• James stresses the importance of setting boundaries and making time for self-care.
• He shares a tool called "pattern interrupt" to stop negative thoughts.
• James emphasizes the transformative power of self-love and purposeful living.

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