I worked for like two weeks. I got like $500 or something. And I was like, I'm done with this.

Like, I can't do this anymore. Yeah. This week I'm sitting down with Nadia Munla. She's a health

and sensuality coach based in Brooklyn that's helping women to understand their bodies by

eliminating the noise and distraction that often surrounds them. Did you always see yourself where you are now?

Absolutely not.

In our conversation, we talk about lady stuff, her previous career as a filmmaker,

building an online business, and how to deal with criticism.

It's really the person who's in the boxing ring, beat up but trying that is the hero.

This is the ground up show.

Can you hear yourself? Can I hear? Yeah.

Okay.

Tell me a little bit about your current work and what it is that you do.

I know that you touch on a lot of cultural taboos.

Huh. Yeah. I guess.

That's a really interesting reflection, actually.

So, well, the work that I do is that I'm a health and sensuality coach, and I guide women back to their bodies. And the idea behind that is that a lot of women right now in the world are

just very disconnected from their bodies for many different reasons because of the messaging that

we get growing up, because of, you know, the diet industry, the media out

there that's constantly, you know, pushing Photoshop still. I mean, now we're getting a little bit

better slowly, but it took a while. And so as a result, women have a really bad relationship

with their bodies, most of them. And also there is, we're living in a world, a system that very much, you know, values certain,

I would say, more masculine traits than feminine traits.

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