I’ve curated some of my best content for you on overcoming emotional eating, yo-yo dieting and habit, behavior and mindset change for lasting weight loss.
What exactly is the dieter’s mentality? The dieters mentality is an ingrained way of thinking when you’ve spent many years living as a chronic dieter. Chronic dieting not only effects the way you think, it effects how you speak and how you act. Here are some examples of what I mean. A chronic dieter will say things such as:
Do you find that you self-sabotage your weight loss efforts over and over again only to find yourself saying “It’ll be better tomorrow” or “I’ll eat better tomorrow”? And then tomorrow comes and you do the same exact thing? It’s frustrating because you know what you want but you struggle to stay the course. Many
In last week’s Wellness Wednesday I wrote a blog asking “Are you Sabotaging Your Weight Loss?” In it, I mentioned that sometimes we find ourselves thinking that we “deserve” a reward, which often looks like sweets or a glass of wine. A current client of mine read the blog and emailed me this question: You wrote
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How many times have you tried to lose weight and you found yourself undermining your own efforts? Or perhaps you’ve lost the weight and then you find yourself sliding back into the behaviors that caused you to gain the weight in the first place? This is known as self-sabotage. We can sabotage ourselves in all parts
Overcoming your limiting beliefs about weight loss is one of the most important factors in whether or not you’ll be successful. It can be hard to accept the fact that we are the biggest obstacle in our path, but like Tony Robbins says: “The only thing stopping you from getting what you want is the
