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Meathead Hippie

#93 with Steph Jagger On Pushing Past Comfortable

Meathead Hippie

Emily Schromm

Health & Fitness

4.8600 Ratings

🗓️ 13 March 2019

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Steph Jagger is a force of nature. She believes, rather foolhardily, in the following mantra: Know Thyself, Choose Thyself, Make Shit Happen. She is an author, speaker, coach, and world record smasher who lives on Bainbridge Island (otherwise known as Jurassic). She holds a CEC (certified Executive Coach) degree from Royal Roads University and she believes purposeful living doesn’t happen with one toe dangling in, but that we jump in, fully submerge, and sit in the juice. Think pickle, not cucumber. Her second memoir is set to be released by Flatiron Books in late 2020. You can find more at www.stephjagger.com or get the inside scoop on Instagram @stephjagger Thank you listeners!! Please leave a review if you enjoyed and checkout my links below to get plugged in more to what I'm doing. PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP: www.facebook.com/groups/1292792567518714/ Find more on Em here: @emilyschromm www.emilyschromm.com youtube.com/emilyschromm

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0:00.0

Hello, welcome back to Meethead Hippie podcast. I am your host, Emily Shram, sipping some espresso.

0:07.9

I am so happy you're here. I am a nutritional therapy practitioner, a personal trainer, and an entrepreneur

0:14.2

that really just loves creating shit and I love helping people get strong from the inside out. So I like to make things

0:23.6

that empower you to empower yourself. I have felt so good this week. I feel like I had a big

0:31.0

refresh and kind of a few moments of realizing, you know, we put our head down and we work and we work and we work.

0:38.2

And then we look up and we're like, how did we get here? Oh my God. And then we have a moment of,

0:43.8

I feel really good, but there's still so much to do. There's still so much to learn. So the last

0:50.6

couple months has been a lot of learning and growing and transforming and researching and

0:56.5

studying and when we get in those modes as much as I love them, it still sometimes has a quality

1:03.1

of, I am not good enough. Hence why I need to learn X, Y, Z. And I was thinking of this simply because

1:09.9

my last guest was a Crossfitter. And I'm around some

1:15.7

crossfitters. I don't think that I think that if they're doing the open, it's fantastic. But it

1:20.7

triggered a lot of things in my own life of how many years ago it felt like I was, I mean, guys,

1:26.6

I was like a five year competitor it was such a

1:29.5

coolie drinking experience for me because there was no other answer there was no other life outside of

1:34.9

it and I remember when someone asked are you doing it just for fun I'm like there is no fun for me

1:40.8

and I just started thinking about all the things that we put on our plate and on our

1:45.6

shoulders because we think we are not good enough as is, even though that's at a very,

1:52.2

very, very deep subconscious level. But we constantly need to balance that with pushing

1:59.0

ourselves and going for it and just doing the damn

2:02.6

thing and getting ourselves outside the comfort zone. And so this podcast is really profound for me

2:09.7

because it's just a little bit of everything I've thought of, of how I am constantly

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