Why does it seem like sometimes we are able to control our impulses when it comes to food and managing our weight--and sometimes we just CAN'T.

Or so it seems...

I mean, here we have great intentions to be healthy and start the day right--but there seems to be this other part of us that takes over and just grabs for things and pops them in our mouths--as the other part of us watches in horror. It seems like we are possessed by this other part of us that just doesn't care about our health or our weight.

Don't worry--we are going to give you some thin thinking tools to get this part of us in line and to be able to control our impulses consistently.

In episode 71 of The Thin Thinking Podcast, we will learn about the 5 Ps of impulse control and managing it when trying to release weight.

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In This Episode, You'll Also Learn…

• Things that could wear on our ability to control our impulses.
• Ways on how to manage our impulses and how to have a more masterful relationship over our impulses.
• How powerful is our stimulus control over our weight management

Links Mentioned in the Episode:

• Sign up for my FREE video series: "The 3 Mental Shifts to End the Weight Struggle Once and for All"
• Sign up for the FREE HYPNOSIS DOWNLOAD : Shift Out of Sugar Cravings
• My book, From Fat to Thin Thinking: Unlock Your Mind for Permanent Weight Loss (Includes a 30-day hypnosis process.)
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