Unlock the secrets to lasting fitness transformation in "The Psychology of Fitness & Lasting Change." Discover actionable insights, backed by science, to break through mental barriers and cultivate a resilient fitness mindset. From motivation to habit formation, Whether you're a seasoned fitness enthusiast or just starting, this compelling exploration will inspire you to redefine your relationship with fitness and embrace a transformative journey toward a healthier, stronger you.

In this transformative episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott breaks down one of the most powerful truths every woman needs to hear: your body is not broken — it’s brilliantly responding to the way you treat it. Through science, mindset shifts, and tough-love coaching, Nikkiey explains how years of stress, under-eating, and over-training keep the body in survival mode — and how to rebuild trust, safety, and strength again. This episode will help women stop fighting their bodies, start listening to their signals, and finally create the internal environment their metabolism wants to thrive in. Because your body isn’t your enemy — it’s your greatest ally.

In this milestone 200th episode of The Macro Hour, Nikkiey Stott wraps up Season 2 by reflecting on the most impactful moments, insights, and breakthroughs shared by our incredible guests. We revisit highlights that span fitness breakthroughs, game-changing metabolism insights, and powerful mindset shifts that can transform your health journey. Whether you've been tuning in from the start or just catching up, this episode is packed with inspiring takeaways and a look back at the conversations that made this season truly unforgettable. Join us as we celebrate 200 episodes and the end of an incredible season!

Wanna know why the scale doesn’t tell the whole story of your health and fitness achievements?Too often, we get caught up in the numbers, obsessing over every pound gained or lost. But here’s the truth: the scale is just one tool in your fitness arsenal. It doesn’t account for muscle gain, fat loss, improved endurance, or the mental victories along the way.In this episode we’ll explore how to measure your progress in more meaningful ways – from tracking your strength gains and energy levels to noticing how your clothes fit and celebrating the daily habits that drive long-term success.Join us as we bust the myths about weight and redefine what success looks like in your fitness journey. It’s time to shift your focus from the scale to the bigger picture of health and wellness.Tune in, and let’s get started!Get 15% off your first purchase at paleovalley.com/themacrohour

In this episode of The Macro Hour, host Nikkiey Stott tackles one of the hardest seasons for women who are working on their goals: the holidays. Instead of treating November and December like a “write-off” or a time to start over later, Nikkiey shows women how to hold their standards, enjoy food and family, and stay in integrity with themselves — without chasing perfection. She breaks down the real pressures around holiday food, family comments, and packed schedules, then teaches how to create simple, non-negotiable habits that keep momentum going even on the busiest days. Finally, she dives into the deeper work: identity. Who are you when life gets loud? The woman who abandons herself… or the woman who keeps her power no matter what the calendar looks like? This episode is for the woman who refuses to let the holidays erase her progress — and is ready to become the kind of woman who keeps her word to herself all year long.

Are you chasing heavier weights but still not seeing the muscle definition or strength you want? In this fire episode, I’m breaking down why the mind-muscle connection is the most underrated—but powerful—tool in your training. We’ll dive into how tuning into your muscles (instead of ego-lifting) can completely shift your results, protect your joints, and unlock strength you didn’t know you had. I’ll walk you through the science, share real examples, and give you practical tools to apply today. If you’ve ever said “I just don’t feel it where I’m supposed to”—this one’s for you.