Natalie Starcher Reveals the Game on Star Limitless Fitness #autism #onthespectrum #personaltrainer

https://www.instagram.com/starlimitlessfitness_/ Buy Courses at https://www.udemy.com/course/prepare-for-your-first-trip-to-africa/learn/ Support Us On Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/gamediversified Kellen and Natalie discussed how Natalie got into the personal training business, specifically focusing on helping individuals on the autism spectrum. Natalie was inspired by her interactions with children on the spectrum and the lack of understanding and compassion she witnessed from other trainers, which motivated her to create a business that promotes inclusion and empowers this population. - PLAY @0:07 KELLEN and nataliestarcher discussed their experiences working with youth in group homes and the lack of compassion and dedication they observed in some individuals in the field. They also talked about their own motivations for working with children and their plans to make a positive impact through their business and non-profit endeavors. - PLAY @9:00 KELLEN and nataliestarcher discussed nataliestarcher's transition into entrepreneurship, her plans for a non-profit, and the challenges she faced in getting support from others. She shared her goals, the importance of mindset, and overcoming self-sabotage in pursuing her entrepreneurial dreams. - PLAY @17:00 Natalie Starcher and Kellen discussed Natalie's personal struggles with self-doubt and body image, as well as the importance of acceptance and support for individuals with autism. Natalie expressed her plans to create a safe space for individuals with autism and their families through her work as an RBT and future endeavors in fitness training. - PLAY @25:22 KELLEN and nataliestarcher discussed the lack of support and financial exploitation faced by athletes with autism and other disabilities. They also talked about nataliestarcher's fitness training services, which are inclusive and cater to individuals with various diagnoses, including autism, Down syndrome, spinal bifida, ADHD, and those in wheelchairs. - PLAY @33:23