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Subtitle: Shifting from Willpower Battles to Lasting Change Without the Mental Exhaustion
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Episode Summary: If you’re stuck in a cycle of “I’ll start tomorrow,” feeling emotionally exhausted, or just wondering why weight loss feels like a mental war—you’re not alone. In this episode, we’re rewiring the internal scripts that keep you stuck. This isn’t about more willpower or more discipline. It’s about thinking differently so your change finally sticks.
🔥 What You’ll Learn:💭 “I’ll start tomorrow” → New Thought: Change doesn’t start later. It starts with your next decision. → Practice: What can I do right now to close the gap between where I am and who I want to be?
💭 “I don’t have time” → New Thought: Time isn’t the barrier—prioritization is. → Practice: Find five minutes and use them. You’re proving something to yourself.
💭 “I’m too tired/emotional” → New Thought: Emotions are real, but they don’t make my decisions. → Practice: Anchor to identity: “I’m the kind of person who honors what I want most.”
💭 “This one thing won’t hurt” → New Thought: Every choice is a vote for who I’m becoming. → Practice: Ask: What story am I reinforcing with this decision?
💭 “Nothing works for me anyway” → New Thought: I haven’t failed—I’ve just been focused on behavior, not belief. → Practice: Begin where change really happens: with a new perspective.
💭 “I just don’t want to miss out” → New Thought: I’m not missing out—I’m opting in to what matters most. → Practice: Reframe indulgence: What do I gain by saying no?
💭 “I’m overwhelmed” → New Thought: I don’t need a full plan—I need a next step. → Practice: Ask: What’s my next best choice right now?
💬 Listener Homework:✨ If you loved this episode, please share it with a friend who’s stuck in the “start tomorrow” cycle—and leave a review to help more people find this message.
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Subtitle: Shifting from Willpower Battles to Lasting Change Without the Mental Exhaustion
Head right now to my new YouTube Channel - subscribe and turn on notifications so you don't miss the new carbohydrate series starting soon!
Grab your copy of our new Fat Loss E-Book
Episode Summary: If you’re stuck in a cycle of “I’ll start tomorrow,” feeling emotionally exhausted, or just wondering why weight loss feels like a mental war—you’re not alone. In this episode, we’re rewiring the internal scripts that keep you stuck. This isn’t about more willpower or more discipline. It’s about thinking differently so your change finally sticks.
🔥 What You’ll Learn:💭 “I’ll start tomorrow” → New Thought: Change doesn’t start later. It starts with your next decision. → Practice: What can I do right now to close the gap between where I am and who I want to be?
💭 “I don’t have time” → New Thought: Time isn’t the barrier—prioritization is. → Practice: Find five minutes and use them. You’re proving something to yourself.
💭 “I’m too tired/emotional” → New Thought: Emotions are real, but they don’t make my decisions. → Practice: Anchor to identity: “I’m the kind of person who honors what I want most.”
💭 “This one thing won’t hurt” → New Thought: Every choice is a vote for who I’m becoming. → Practice: Ask: What story am I reinforcing with this decision?
💭 “Nothing works for me anyway” → New Thought: I haven’t failed—I’ve just been focused on behavior, not belief. → Practice: Begin where change really happens: with a new perspective.
💭 “I just don’t want to miss out” → New Thought: I’m not missing out—I’m opting in to what matters most. → Practice: Reframe indulgence: What do I gain by saying no?
💭 “I’m overwhelmed” → New Thought: I don’t need a full plan—I need a next step. → Practice: Ask: What’s my next best choice right now?
💬 Listener Homework:✨ If you loved this episode, please share it with a friend who’s stuck in the “start tomorrow” cycle—and leave a review to help more people find this message.
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