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Hi, I'm Elizabeth Endress, a wellness founder for nearly a decade. My passion for feeling

really good and commitment to the deep inner work have led me here, where I'll be sharing

all the modalities that have helped me and sitting down weekly for unfiltered conversations

with healers, practitioners, founders, and dear friends.

I truly didn't believe emotions caused chronic symptoms until I started healing and realizing

that my type A highly sensitive personality was very much linked to my skin and gut issues,

pelvic pain and more.

If you were the sensitive one in the family growing up, the wellness process podcast is for you. You can listen

to the wellness process podcast wherever you get your podcasts. I am so happy you're here.

Welcome to the Tell Me More podcast with Nicole Walters, the only podcast where I'm not seeking to make you think more like me, but to help you keep thinking for yourself.

Hey, everyone, so I am beyond excited about today's chat because today's guest is rare on the

mic. He is someone who has touched so many people behind the scenes and is so wildly impactful.

You absolutely have been blessed to enjoy some of the creative fruit of his support, his genius,

and his passion. And that's why I'm so excited to have Chris Anacute here. He is a powerhouse,

music executive and artist development specialists known for shaping the sound of a generation.

Now, he has a career that began at just 17 as an intern at Virgin Records,

and Chris quickly rose through the ranks, eventually becoming one of the youngest A&R executives

in the industry. Now, he's been instrumental in launching and nurturing the careers of global

superstars. We're talking best new artists at the Grammys. If you don't know, you're going to find out.

But it's his ear for talent that has earned him a reputation as a visionary in pop music.

Now, I want to take you a little bit back because it's important to understand that Chris

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