Kim Constable joins Brian Keane to talk about losing an Instagram account with more than four million followers, rebuilding an audience and learning when to stop giving online criticism her attention.
They also discuss their personal experiences with IBS, peptides and GLP-1s; the psychology of body image and comparison; radical responsibility; making decisions; and why the strongest content makes people feel seen and understood. Kim shares what changed in her business, her relationship with social media and the way she builds trust with an audience.
Kim is the founder of The Sculpted Vegan. Brian and Kim's discussion of medications and peptides reflects their personal experiences and opinions, not individual medical advice.
CHAPTERS
00:00 Welcome back: IBS and the peptide conversation 03:47 What people misunderstand about peptides 09:04 Expectations, supplements and GLP-1s 11:36 Kim's route from fitness programmes to GLP-1 research 18:31 Why GLP-1s provoke strong reactions 23:18 Body image and comparison 27:28 Taking responsibility for your choices 35:20 Owning what you actually want 36:31 Happiness in the present 41:50 Self-esteem and having options 44:02 The paradox of choice 47:18 Choosing and adapting 51:16 Losing a four-million-follower Instagram account 58:32 Where your attention goes 59:49 The fictional "Gary" and content for women 1:05:17 Short-form messages need context 1:07:57 Rapport and making people feel understood 1:12:08 Personal brands and trust 1:14:22 Self-awareness and authenticity 1:17:44 Closing thoughts
This episode is a discussion of personal experiences and opinions, not individual medical advice. Consult an appropriately qualified clinician about treatment decisions.
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