Welcome back to the Jordan side mini podcast. Thank you so much for listening. In this episode

I speak with inner circle member Kimberly who is incredible. I'm super excited for you to

hear this conversation. Kimberly did not grow up with much awareness of health. She did

not grow up with much money. She grew up mostly eating a lot of canned foods and a lot of things

that were just easier to access and also had a longer shelf life. So in this episode we

discuss how she's been able to overcome that and how she started to lose weight and how she

started to improve her health overall. Well also overcoming imposter syndrome, overcoming a lot of

fear that she's had in relation to health and fitness. And then later on in the episode we also

discuss how to improve her ankle stability and her husband's shoulder stability and health as

well. I hope you enjoyed the episode. If you do please give it a review on iTunes. Those have

been incredibly helpful. And if you want to join the inner circle you can do that at the

link in the description. Have a wonderful day. Enjoy the episode.

Hi Jordan. Oh my God. How are you? I'm good. How are you doing today? I'm doing very well.

Hold on. Let me turn this light on so it'll seem a little bit better. Thank you. Thank you so much

for taking the time to do this. I really appreciate it. And no thank you. I've been looking forward to

talking. So this is this is good. I'm super excited. So number one I just want to get to know you

a little bit better. So do me a favor just tell me about yourself and then let me know how I can help

in any way possible. All right. Well I'll give you a little bit of background story on me. I grew

up in a very rural town in Florida, very southern town in Florida, which believe it or not those do exist.

I grew up on the I would say the lower class side of poor. So food was we always had enough to eat,

but not always of the best quality. We did a lot of canned foods. We did a lot of stuff that

would stretch growing up. And when I moved out on my own when I moved out when I was 18 to the

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