Nsima Inyang

At that point in time, I've already

I've already gone and done pro-natural bodybuilding.

So I've done a bunch of pro-natural bodybuilding shows.

I placed top five in the world as a natural bodybuilder.

I competed in powerlifting, right?

So I deadlifted 755.

I've squatted 625 in the meet.

I had a pretty solid powerlifting total.

And I really thought, I'm like, I know my shit.

You know what I mean?

I know how to get people lean because I was coaching people for bodybuilding shows.

I've been a personal trainer for like maybe six or seven years prior to working with Mark.

So I was like,

I know my stuff, right?

Even when he brought me on the podcast, I was still nervous because I'm like, okay, well, now I'm going to be in front of these people talking.

And having so many different professionals come onto the show with very different viewpoints, you notice that everybody has a big piece to this overall puzzle.

Nutrition has its tribes.

Training and fitness has its tribes.

But the thing is, is everyone that comes in has good things to share.

And over time, it forced me to kind of just put myself in the student perspective, get out of the mind of like, Nseema, you know your shit.