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Ep 42 : All the common struggles felt in a Fat Loss Journey
Bit of a different style podcast this week !! I like to mix
things up a tad so I do.
This is Q&A style podcast episode, answering some common questions about post-holiday weight gain, self-sabotage, losing the last fewpounds, finding time to exercise, weight loss during menopause, impatience,
anxiety and emotional eating, and sugar cravings. I also discuss the importance of getting back into a routine after holidays, being realistic with goals and expectations, finding alternative coping mechanisms for anxiety, focusing on overall health and nutrient-dense foods, and being patient with the process of weight loss.
Keywords
Q&A, post-holiday weight gain, self-sabotage, losing
weight, exercise, menopause, impatience, anxiety, emotional eating, sugar
cravings
Takeaways
-Getting back into a routine after holidays is crucial for
weight management.
-Self-sabotage often occurs due to over-restriction or
celebrating progress with unhealthy food choices.
-Losing the last few pounds requires focusing on overall
progress rather than a specific number on the scale.
-Finding time to exercise requires being realistic and
creative with scheduling.
-Weight loss during menopause is possible with lifestyle
changes, including managing sleep, nutrition, and movement.
-Impatience can derail progress, so it's important to embrace the slow and steady process.
-Finding alternative coping mechanisms for anxiety and
emotional eating is crucial for long-term success.
-Managing sugar cravings involves prioritizing nutrient-dense foods, incorporating fruit, and being mindful of food choices.
- Being aware of and challenging addictive thoughts around chocolate can help break unhealthy patterns.
-Change is always possible, and it's important to have a
growth mindset throughout the weight loss journey.
Sound Bites
"A lot of the time these questions that come in on
social media or on those Q&A boxes, these are questions that a lot of people struggle with."
"It took me being disciplined with everything to get it
done and get the structure back to make this week the easier week."
"Recognize the gain is there now, there's a half a
stone or a stone gone on and you're not happy in your skin and you don't feel great and it's impacting your enjoyment of life, it's impacting your mood then the only way to change that is to act and to make the changes again."
Thanks for listening
And if you found it
helpful, please hit like, subscribe and leave a review. It really helps out the
show and helps more people discover my podcast
Helpful links:
Vikkis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vikkicronincoaching?igsh=MWw1YnBhN3F5anplNg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
Email : [email protected]
Website: Home - The Macro
Coach
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By Vikki CroninBit of a different style podcast this week !! I like to mix
things up a tad so I do.
This is Q&A style podcast episode, answering some common questions about post-holiday weight gain, self-sabotage, losing the last fewpounds, finding time to exercise, weight loss during menopause, impatience,
anxiety and emotional eating, and sugar cravings. I also discuss the importance of getting back into a routine after holidays, being realistic with goals and expectations, finding alternative coping mechanisms for anxiety, focusing on overall health and nutrient-dense foods, and being patient with the process of weight loss.
Keywords
Q&A, post-holiday weight gain, self-sabotage, losing
weight, exercise, menopause, impatience, anxiety, emotional eating, sugar
cravings
Takeaways
-Getting back into a routine after holidays is crucial for
weight management.
-Self-sabotage often occurs due to over-restriction or
celebrating progress with unhealthy food choices.
-Losing the last few pounds requires focusing on overall
progress rather than a specific number on the scale.
-Finding time to exercise requires being realistic and
creative with scheduling.
-Weight loss during menopause is possible with lifestyle
changes, including managing sleep, nutrition, and movement.
-Impatience can derail progress, so it's important to embrace the slow and steady process.
-Finding alternative coping mechanisms for anxiety and
emotional eating is crucial for long-term success.
-Managing sugar cravings involves prioritizing nutrient-dense foods, incorporating fruit, and being mindful of food choices.
- Being aware of and challenging addictive thoughts around chocolate can help break unhealthy patterns.
-Change is always possible, and it's important to have a
growth mindset throughout the weight loss journey.
Sound Bites
"A lot of the time these questions that come in on
social media or on those Q&A boxes, these are questions that a lot of people struggle with."
"It took me being disciplined with everything to get it
done and get the structure back to make this week the easier week."
"Recognize the gain is there now, there's a half a
stone or a stone gone on and you're not happy in your skin and you don't feel great and it's impacting your enjoyment of life, it's impacting your mood then the only way to change that is to act and to make the changes again."
Thanks for listening
And if you found it
helpful, please hit like, subscribe and leave a review. It really helps out the
show and helps more people discover my podcast
Helpful links:
Vikkis Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vikkicronincoaching?igsh=MWw1YnBhN3F5anplNg%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
Email : [email protected]
Website: Home - The Macro
Coach