You're so afraid of being selfish that you've made yourself responsible for everyone else's needs while putting yourself last. This was me too. It's time to evolve.

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You’ve read the books. Listened to the podcasts. Gone to therapy. So why do you still feel out of control around food despite everything you know? 

What will it take for how you FEEL around food to actually change?

This is an insanely frustrating gap. 

To be so smart and self aware, (and usually an exceptional problem solver), it’s soul-sucking to feel stuck in the same problem, even though you know so much. 

In this episode, we’re talking about why that gap between knowing and doing exists, and what actually needs to happen for you to start creating a new reality with food, where it actually feels easy … and even effortless.

If you feel like despite all your knowledge, you’re still saying ‘screw it’ in the moments that count, this is the piece you’re missing.

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You’ve read the books. Listened to the podcasts. Gone to therapy.

So why do you still feel out of control around food despite everything you know? 

What will it take for how you FEEL around food to actually change?

This is an insanely frustrating gap. 

To be so smart and self aware, (and usually an exceptional problem solver), it’s soul-sucking to feel stuck in the same problem, even though you know so much. 

In this episode, we’re talking about why that gap between knowing and doing exists, and what actually needs to happen for you to start creating a new reality with food, where it actually feels easy … and even effortless.

If you feel like despite all your knowledge, you’re still saying ‘screw it’ in the moments that count, this is the piece you’re missing.

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Today's episode is about deciding what your freedom looks like, and what you'll do with it, so your 80 year old self looks back proud of how you spent your life.

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What finally made food stop being such a big deal, even after a 40 year eating disorder? Meredith shares the insights that changed everything for her, and what she wishes she'd understood much sooner.

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It was so annoying to have a good streak with food, decide to eat ONE damn cookie, and then kick myself AS I watch myself spiral out of control.

Let's call me "Person A." After I'd get off track, I'd have to gear myself up to get motivated again. The worst part was I'd literally binge in the process of "starting fresh," because I needed my "one last binge" before going all in yet again.

I desperately wanted to be one of those people who maintained healthy habits without even thinking about it. Let's call them "Person B." Person B could eat healthy on autopilot, easily reach for the fruit instead of the ice cream, and be happy about it without a second thought.

Meanwhile, deciding if I was going to have chocolate tonight could literally consume an entire afternoon.

In this episode, I'm sharing the internal shift that turned me from Person A into Person B.

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For 10 years I tried to get rid of my binges. I tried every food rule, every strategy.

At first I thought I didn’t have enough discipline, but later discovered I was focused on the wrong thing entirely.

And I bet you are too.

This is one of my favorite shifts I've made in the last 10 years, and once you hear it, you won't be able to unsee it in your own life.

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My mom's first memory of being out of control with food was at 7 years old. She went on her first diet at age 14, and things became even more complicated in her 30's after giving birth to me, being diagnosed with thyroid cancer, and then having my sister.

Over the years, losing weight and controlling food became a major part of her life. And as her daughter, that was painful to witness too.

But today, she's 70, and for the past 7 years, hasn't worried about food or weight.

For the first time in her adult life, food is just ... food.

Sometimes when I visit my parents I'll open the fridge and notice some delicious-looking sweet treats that NEVER would have lasted more than a day when I was growing up. Now my mom forgets they're even there. I've found things literally expired because she genuinely forgot about them.

I'm so proud of my mom.

I'm also so grateful for her that she was willing to come on the podcast this week because she is not the kind of person who loves the attention. or putting herself out there publicly. it's really not her thing.

But she did it for us. Because she feels a lot of compassion for others who struggle with food, because that was her life for 49+ years.

And now since she's in a totally different place, she knows the value of sharing her story with you, to show what's possible.

So please ENJOY some time with me and my Mom! You'll appreciate her very much.

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Why is that you used to be able to stick to something for 6 months straight, and now it takes all your willpower to even make it though one day?

I know what you’re thinking: it’s not a lack of discipline. Tough to motivate. Lack of willpower.

No.

The same thing happened to me. I could control my eating for months. Then I’d fall off. When I tried to get back on, those periods of being “all in” gradually became shorter, until I literally couldn’t make it a single day without a binge.

I was so pissed off at myself for my lack of discipline.

But once I saw the real reason this was happening to me, it was a huge relief.

That’s what this episode is about.

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I used to be 25 pounds heavier than I am now, and I'm under 5ft tall. But for the last 10 years I haven't struggled with my weight.

But I wouldn't say I've "maintained" it. Maintaining implies effort like I'm holding something in place. It doesn't feel like that at all.

So if I'm not putting effort into my weight, where is the effort going?

Into two internal shifts. That's it. And once I made them, weight stopped being something I had to think about ... it just became a side effect of how I was already living.

This week's episode: the two shifts and how to make them.

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