Jenelle Manzi: on life in the New York City Ballet & founding her health food company Get Golden

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Great Mother

Brooke Baldwin

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3 days ago

Welcome to the Great Mother Podcast. Here we gather around the ancient symbol of the Great Mother: the wellspring of life, the one who births, nourishes and renews. She is the archetype of rebirth, the reminder that no ending is final, and that within every descent lies the seed of return. This podcast is a space to honor the cycles of life, motherhood, creativity, and feminine wisdom. Here we'll dive into conversations that invite us to reclaim the sacred art of womanhood.

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Jenelle Manzi: on life in the New York City Ballet & founding her health food company Get Golden

Great Mother

43 minutes 7 seconds

1 year ago

Jenelle Manzi: on life in the New York City Ballet & founding her health food company Get Golden

Welcome back to The Feminine Profiles podcast! Today, I am in conversation with Jenelle Manzi. Jenelle is a member of the New York City ballet and the founder of Get Golden. She spent years as a professional dancer sidelined with injuries and food allergies and could never find a healthy snack that gave her the energy she needed so she decided to create her own products in her kitchen and get golden was born.

In today’s conversation, we discuss:

What the early days in the NYC Ballet looked like, from her daily schedule of training days, school and long commutes
Her first career injury and the path that led her down. Discovering food allergies and sensitivities and how that led her to take her health into her own hands, start a blog and get crafting in the kitchen
How slowing down allows her to catch mistakes more quickly, and pivot in business, and stay focused on her mission
How she has taken a softer approach to self-care, and cultivating joy and self-love
Body image, clean ingredients and so much more!

I Hope you enjoy this conversation. Xo, Brooke