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The Live FAB Life Podcast
with Naomi Nakamura
ABOUT THE PODCAST
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The Live FAB Life Podcast is a weekly show that examines healthy living by Human Design and makes Human Design relatable with practicable and actionable applications in health, work, and everyday life.
With 20+ years of working in the tech industry and eight years of health coaching, I’ve had first-hand experience with and been witness to the effects that stress, fatigue, and burnout have on our well-being.
Blending a bespoke mix of Human Design with Functional Nutrition has taught me how to optimize my health, find balance, and correctly use my energy, falling into an unapologetic life of freedom and empowerment.
Take a few minutes and practice self-care by tuning into this week’s episode with Naomi Nakamura, a Health By Human Design coach in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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→ Seeing the big picture with different perspectives and new ways of thinking
→ Intimate, honest, and real conversations on health, work, and everyday life
→ Making Human Design relatable with a bespoke blending of Functional Nutrition
ABOUT YOUR HOST
ALL ABOUT NAOMI
With a 20+ year career in the tech industry, I’ve lived the crazy hours, super demanding lifestyles, and constant drive that pushes us into burnout and chronic illness.
Aligning with my Human Design helped me recognize and embrace the natural gifts I offer the world, fostering boundaries, effective communication, and better-managed expectations. Through it all, I’ve learned how to appreciate, love, and trust myself, which has become mirrored in my personal and professional relationships.
As a Health By Human Design coach and host of the show, I aim to help you gain clarity and self-awareness in your body, mind, and emotions, so you can feel empowered, free of societal expectations, and become the best versions of yourself using a bespoke blend of Human Design and Functional Nutrition.
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POPULAR EPISODES
Bio-individuality and Human Design
Episode 180
Using Human Design to Avoid Burnout
Episode 160
Your Human Design Authority - How Do You Best Make Decisions?
Episode 184
Episode 206
Your Human Design Motivation
RECENT EPISODES
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Episode 156: When the Pursuit of Healthy Becomes Unhealthy with Abbie Attwood
Can the pursuit of healthy become unhealthy?
In this episode, I’m joined by Abbie Attwood, a clinical nutritionist and an endurance athlete coach based in San Francisco. Abbie specializes in the intersection of sports nutrition and disordered eating and is passionate about helping athletes of all abilities improve their body image, their relationship with food, and their mindset around exercise.
You’ll hear us discuss:
Abbie’s experience as a marathon runner training for the Olympic Trials
What led to her to discover an undiagnosed autoimmune condition and how it shifted her training and ultimately her life
My experience with overtraining and burnout
Disordered eating, body image, and mindset in endurance athletes
What recovery actually looks like
Episode 088: Overcoming Orthorexia with Kate Markovitz
In this episode, I’m joined by Kate Markovitz, a Nutritional Therapy Consultant, a 21-Day Sugar Detox Coach, creator of The Mindfull Makeover program, and an Executive Director with Beautycounter, as well as a holistic lifestyle & personal growth advocate for women who are over media dogma and want to be free and confident in their own skin.
One day a few months ago over on Instagram, she shared how she struggled and overcame Orthorexia (having an unhealthy obsession with being healthy, most commonly through diet and exercise).
I connected to it because in hindsight, Orthorexia was something that I lived through too. So, I invited Kate to join me for a real-people episode to have a deeper discussion on this topic.
You’ll hear us each share:
Our stories on what led us to develop Orthorexia
What life was like as we lived through it
What were the defining moments that pulled us on the other side
And what helped us most past it
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