Michael Moody is an author and personal trainer in Denver, who hosts the wellness podcast, “The Elements of Being.”
““The elements of our being are really an interwoven fabric of our physical, emotional, and mental selves. The beauty lies in the individual character of each as well as the essence of the collective whole.””
“THE ELEMENTS OF BEING” WELLNESS PODCAST
Welcome to “The Elements of Being” podcast, where Michael dissects and explores the minds and habits of psychologists, environmentalists, writers, and industry icons. He examines the mental and emotional narratives and processes that steer the social stream of consciousness….It is truly a chance to geek out over the psychology behind human behavior. Each episode is a glimpse into the trends and patterns of human behavior and the underlying influences that navigate us in different directions. Whether Michael primarily focuses on nutrition or the unconscious, guests share insights, thought-provoking lessons, the nuances of creativity, and the elements of being….us. In November 2020, the podcast reached listeners in 101 countries and continues to extend its reach in 2021!
Do you have an interesting story, have questions about a show, or want to sponsor the program? Don't hesitate to get in touch with Michael at michael@ainsleypress.com.
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MIchael Moody hosts the wellness podcast, The Elements of Being, in Denver.
Wellness podcast host, Michael Moody, examines topics ranging from nutrition to psychology.
About THE HOST AND PRODUCER, Michael Moody
Michael hosts “The Elements of Being” psychology podcast, is a personal trainer in Denver, is an author of the self-improvement book Redefine Yourself: The Simple Guide to Happiness, and is a lifelong student of the mind and body. Having researched emotion and coping behaviors in university-level studies, he’s presented various fitness, motivation, body image, and stress-management programs at universities, corporations, high schools, and workshops. His study of human behavior has surpassed 20,000 hours of one-on-one sessions for 18-plus years.