The Starting Gate Ep 56: Nutrition, Mindset, and Motivation: Your Base Camp for Better Health with Jessica Jackson of Jacked Nutrition
In this episode, we sit down with Jessica Jackson of Jacked Nutrition to talk about the mindset shifts that make healthy habits stick. Jessica shares her journey into nutrition and coaching and we discuss why an all-or-nothing approach often leads to burnout.
We explore how reframing failure as an opportunity to learn can keep you motivated and moving forward, even during busy seasons. Jessica also explains the power of creating your daily “base camp”—simple, consistent habits that help you build confidence and stay on track.
We discuss why true transformation doesn’t come from a supplement, a short-term challenge, or an 8-week meal plan. It requires self-reflection, understanding your personal motivations, and creating routines that fit your life and actually last.
If you’re searching for motivation to stay on track with your nutrition during the holidays or you want practical strategies for setting achievable New Year health goals, this episode offers the inspiration and tools you need to take the next step.
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