The Impact Of Hormones In Business Owners
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When the hormones start changing, everything changes inyour life as well.
In this episode, Naomi Keene joins us for an honest conversation about the powerful connection between biological health and mental wellbeing — especially for busy business owners. Naomi shares her personal journey through stress, hormonal changes, and the importance of asking for help. Together we explore how hormones affect motivation, mental clarity, and overall performance — and why understanding your body is crucial during midlife transitions.
Takeaways
- Biological health significantly influences mental health.
- Understanding personal DNA can optimize health strategies.
- Midlife changes can impact both personal and professional life.
- Your business is your number one asset for retirement.
- Nutrition plays a critical role in overall health and business performance.
- Women in business often face different challenges than men.
- Self-advocacy is crucial during perimenopause and beyond.
- It's important to educate oneself about health and wellness.
- Women need to prioritize their health and well-being.
- Consultations with health professionals should be proactive, not reactive.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Biological Health and Mental Wellbeing
02:55 Naomi's Journey and Business Growth
05:55 Recognizing Signs of Stress and Hormonal Changes
09:03 The Impact of Hormones on Motivation and Mental Health
12:11 Understanding Symptoms and Seeking Help
14:58 The Importance of Hormonal Balance and Testing
17:57 Navigating Midlife Changes and Business Challenges
21:10 Strategies for Business Owners to Optimize Health
29:24 The Importance of Business Value for Retirement
32:37 Navigating the Challenges of Entrepreneurship
34:06 The Role of Nutrition in Health and Business
39:01 Understanding Individual Dietary Needs
40:25 Dietary Choices and Their Impact on Mental Health
46:45 The Interconnectedness of Health and Business Success
51:20 Empowering Women in Business and Health
56:54 Personal Dietary Journeys and Their Impacts
01:00:12 Understanding Hormonal Changes in Women
01:03:15 The Importance of Self-Care and Advocacy
01:09:39 Personal Routines for Health and Wellbeing
01:15:01 Navigating Health Consultations and Support
01:20:51 The Role of Community and Conversations in Health
01:25:08 Optimizing Health: A Journey of Small Changes
Hosts are Greg Forzani and Dennis Taekema.
Our guest is Naomi Keane CEO of O Esthetics www.oesthetics.com
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