#236 Mastering HRV & Nervous System Sovereignty — How Emotional Athleticism Shapes Longevity, Leadership & Stress Resilience with Salim Najjar episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 28, 2026 · 49 MIN

#236 Mastering HRV & Nervous System Sovereignty — How Emotional Athleticism Shapes Longevity, Leadership & Stress Resilience with Salim Najjar

from The Longevity & Lifestyle Podcast · host Claudia von Boeselager

What if stress wasn’t your enemy—but your greatest teacher?In this episode, nervous system and HRV expert Salim Najjar reveals how heart rate variability acts as the language of the nervous system, guiding us toward emotional resilience, clarity, and longevity. Drawing from his own journey—from entrepreneurial burnout to nervous system sovereignty—Salim explains why learning to regulate stress is no longer optional in modern life.We exploreHow childhood patterns shape adult reactionsWhy you can’t think your way out of overwhelmHow practices like breathwork, sleep, reframing, and community can transform both health and performance.This conversation reframes stress as a training ground and HRV as the compass back to balance, purpose, and embodied leadership.This episode was brought to you by:CAROL BikeKineon

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