The Mindset Around Getting Healthy with Kaylor Betts

EP. 51: On this episode of the Dr. Tyna Show, I am joined by my friend and host of The Mental Wealth Podcast, Kaylor Betts. Kaylor is a mental wealth coach and he sits down with me for a discussion on how to become your own thought detective. We go into the mindset around getting healthy and how it takes a shift in your mindset before you can get your health in order.

On This Episode We Cover:

3:07 - Kaylor shares his background and his experience with speaking out against the COVID narrative
10:38 - Kaylor and Dr. Tyna discuss the mental decline of society over the past few years
16:10 - Being a thought detective and protecting your subconscious conditioning
50:28 - Kaylor Betts: “One of the best questions you can ask yourself at any moment is what I'm about to do, does it serve my greatest good or does it distract me from my highest self and my highest purpose.”
1:01:24 - The one thing “body positivity” misses

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