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Where’s the next step after you blew your diet? If you've done that before you know, it’s a hard spot.
Are you feeling frustrated after blowing your diet again? It's time to Bounce Back Boldly and stop the shame spiral!
In this episode, we’ll uncover the science behind why we overeat and how you can regain control. Know the powerful strategies to turn things around. Let’s dive into how you can bounce back with confidence and ease—because it's never too late to Bounce Back Boldly!
My Guest:
Connie Bennett is a former sugar and carbs-addicted journalist and author of the bestselling books, Sugar Shock! and Beyond Sugar Shock.
Her new book, I Blew My Diet! Now What?, was inspired when Connie frenetically overloaded on carb garbage (carbage).
After hitting rock bottom and packed on 21 pounds, Connie put on her journalist hat and dove into the research to discover why people eat badly and what fast, easy, science-based tactics they can use to Bounce Back Boldly™ as she puts it.
Connie is a certified health coach, life coach, and tapping practitioner, and founder of the Bounce Back Bootcamp.
Questions We Answer in This Episode:
After you blew your diet, there is a next step. And another and another.
What Should You Do After You Blew Your Diet
The Big 4 Binger Triggers:
Know all 21 reasons why people blow their diets in Connie’s I Blew My Diet Book.
What is the “What the Hell” Attitude?When you’re at that moment of temptation to binge eating.
Techniques to Stop Binge Eating:
EFT Tapping or Emotional Freedom Technique TappingGoing into the acupuncture points acknowledging the craving and going back to “I totally love, accept and approve myself.”
Hug-Hum-Rock Relief TechniqueA technique designed to soothe and reduce urges in triggering moments, using hugging, humming and rocking.
Goal Power Plus vs. Will Power
Connect with Connie:
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Resources:
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Where’s the next step after you blew your diet? If you've done that before you know, it’s a hard spot.
Are you feeling frustrated after blowing your diet again? It's time to Bounce Back Boldly and stop the shame spiral!
In this episode, we’ll uncover the science behind why we overeat and how you can regain control. Know the powerful strategies to turn things around. Let’s dive into how you can bounce back with confidence and ease—because it's never too late to Bounce Back Boldly!
My Guest:
Connie Bennett is a former sugar and carbs-addicted journalist and author of the bestselling books, Sugar Shock! and Beyond Sugar Shock.
Her new book, I Blew My Diet! Now What?, was inspired when Connie frenetically overloaded on carb garbage (carbage).
After hitting rock bottom and packed on 21 pounds, Connie put on her journalist hat and dove into the research to discover why people eat badly and what fast, easy, science-based tactics they can use to Bounce Back Boldly™ as she puts it.
Connie is a certified health coach, life coach, and tapping practitioner, and founder of the Bounce Back Bootcamp.
Questions We Answer in This Episode:
After you blew your diet, there is a next step. And another and another.
What Should You Do After You Blew Your Diet
The Big 4 Binger Triggers:
Know all 21 reasons why people blow their diets in Connie’s I Blew My Diet Book.
What is the “What the Hell” Attitude?When you’re at that moment of temptation to binge eating.
Techniques to Stop Binge Eating:
EFT Tapping or Emotional Freedom Technique TappingGoing into the acupuncture points acknowledging the craving and going back to “I totally love, accept and approve myself.”
Hug-Hum-Rock Relief TechniqueA technique designed to soothe and reduce urges in triggering moments, using hugging, humming and rocking.
Goal Power Plus vs. Will Power
Connect with Connie:
Other Episodes You Might Like:
Resources:

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