Outsmart Overeating

Sometimes people think fitness professionals are good motivators, but what most don't realize is that motivation is an inside job.

In this episode, Rog Law, and I discuss:

• How to get and stay motivated
• Why watching other successful people can be inspiring, but it's actually your THOUGHTS that create a motivating feeling in you
• What is it about January 1st that makes people feel more motivated than any other time of year, when motivation can truly be created on any boring Tuesday afternoon in August
• What causes you to lose motivation and how to prevent yourself from going to down the death spiral of self-sabotage
• Action steps you can take TODAY to create lasting motivation to help you crush your weight loss goals
• Why it's important to continue "refreshing" your motivation through weekly reviews

Definitely give this one a listen. As the new year is taking off, this is a great episode to help you better understand why you lose motivation and how to maintain it to ensure your success.

In this episode, Rog Law and I talk about the little weight loss lies we tell ourselves that keep us from reaching our goals:

Topics discussed:

• The painful truth of what actually happens when we lie to ourselves.
• The various reasons that we lie to ourselves
• How we easily program ourselves to fail instead of succeeding
• Action steps you can take TODAY to put yourself on the path of truth (and long-term success)

In this episode, Rog Law and I talk about the little weight loss lies we tell ourselves that keep us from reaching our goals:

Topics discussed:

• The painful truth of what actually happens when we lie to ourselves.
• The various reasons that we lie to ourselves
• How we easily program ourselves to fail instead of succeeding
• Action steps you can take TODAY to put yourself on the path of truth (and long-term success)

This podcast is edited and managed by
Derrick Michaud
Shelby Row Productions, LLC
www.shelbyrowproductions.com

In this week's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing my Friends With Benefits group coaching client, Dr. Roma Amin.

Dr. Amin is a family physician who was kind enough to open up and share her dieting struggles as she navigated medical residency while simultaneously planning a wedding. During this stressful time in her life, Roma, often turned to food as a way to delay studying or "reward" herself for surviving another hard day.

Despite being a medical professional who understands the intricate ins and outs of the human body, Dr. Amin struggled with the psychological aspect of dieting. After years of losing and regaining the same 15-20 pounds, she finally reached her breaking point and joined my Friends With Benefits program to put her dieting struggles behind her once and for all.

In this episode, Dr. Amin and I discuss:

• The biggest challenges Roma faced as an emotional eater and how she was able to overcome these obstacles through accountability and group support
• How measuring progress through habit tracking and non-scale victories (instead of scale weight) has contributed to successful weight loss she can maintain for the rest of her life
• Interestingly, Roma shares what percentage of her patients are overweight and how this has had a profound effect on other aspects of their health
• What holiday and social eating looks like for her now compared to years previous (hint: no more food anxiety or fear of being out of control)
• Dr Amin's shares her 3 BEST pieces of advice for those who fear they'll gain weight if they stop calorie counting and focus on weight loss through behavior change

...and so much more! You definitely DONT want to miss this insightful episode. Give it a listen and let us know what you think in the comments!

This podcast is edited and managed by Derrick Michaud Shelby Row Productions, LLC www.shelbyrowproductions.com

In this week's episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing my Friends With Benefits group coaching client, Dr. Roma Amin.

Dr. Amin is a family physician who was kind enough to open up and share her dieting struggles as she navigated medical residency while simultaneously planning a wedding. During this stressful time in her life, Roma, often turned to food as a way to delay studying or "reward" herself for surviving another hard day.

Despite being a medical professional who understands the intricate ins and outs of the human body, Dr. Amin struggled with the psychological aspect of dieting. After years of losing and regaining the same 15-20 pounds, she finally reached her breaking point and joined my Friends With Benefits program to put her dieting struggles behind her once and for all.

In this episode, Dr. Amin and I discuss:

• The biggest challenges Roma faced as an emotional eater and how she was able to overcome these obstacles through accountability and group support
• How measuring progress through habit tracking and non-scale victories (instead of scale weight) has contributed to successful weight loss she can maintain for the rest of her life
• Interestingly, Roma shares what percentage of her patients are overweight and how this has had a profound effect on other aspects of their health
• What holiday and social eating looks like for her now compared to years previous (hint: no more food anxiety or fear of being out of control)
• Dr Amin's shares her 3 BEST pieces of advice for those who fear they'll gain weight if they stop calorie counting and focus on weight loss through behavior change

...and so much more! You definitely DONT want to miss this insightful episode. Give it a listen and let us know what you think in the comments!

This podcast is edited and managed by
Derrick Michaud
Shelby Row Productions, LLC
www.shelbyrowproductions.com

In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing my current client, Andrea Seabrands, who was a Weight Watchers member for 15 years -- eventually becoming one of their leaders.

As a former leader, Andrea was able to share an exclusive look into Weight Watchers behind the scenes and elaborates on why she ditched the point counting in exchange for a more mindful approach.

Topics discussed:

• How diets like WW keep you struggling and why using a habit-based approach has allowed Andrea to feel in control around food
• What it's like to transition away from a food-obsessed chronic dieter to someone who effortlessly maintains their weight
• At what point in the process the habits began to *click* and become more automated
• Why she referred a friend to work with me but was reluctant to get started on making the change for herself
• The three things Andrea wished she knew at the beginning of the program and her best piece of advice for anyone who fears gaining weight when dropping the restrictive food rules, calorie counting, and mind-numbing cardio

This podcast is edited and managed by Derrick Michaud Shelby Row Productions, LLC www.shelbyrowproductions.com

In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing my current client, Andrea Seabrands, who was a Weight Watchers member for 15 years -- eventually becoming one of their leaders.

As a former leader, Andrea was able to share an exclusive look into Weight Watchers behind the scenes and elaborates on why she ditched the point counting in exchange for a more mindful approach.

Topics discussed:

• How diets like WW keep you struggling and why using a habit-based approach has allowed Andrea to feel in control around food
• What it's like to transition away from a food-obsessed chronic dieter to someone who effortlessly maintains their weight
• At what point in the process the habits began to *click* and become more automated
• Why she referred a friend to work with me but was reluctant to get started on making the change for herself
• The three things Andrea wished she knew at the beginning of the program and her best piece of advice for anyone who fears gaining weight when dropping the restrictive food rules, calorie counting, and mind-numbing cardio

This podcast is edited and managed by
Derrick Michaud
Shelby Row Productions, LLC
www.shelbyrowproductions.com

In this episode, Rog Law and I talk about how to make 2020 a complete success in regards to your fat loss goals.

Topics discussed:

• The abysmally low rate of goals achievement and what you can do to avoid becoming a statistic
• What happens psychologically when we fail to achieve our goals and why this can be harmful to us in the long term
• What successful people do differently than people who continue to spin their wheels
• How you can make 2020 different from previous years by learning from your mistakes and embracing a different, battle-tested process

How are you going to make 2020 a success? Let us know!

In this episode, Rog Law and I talk about how to make 2020 a complete success in regards to your fat loss goals.

Topics discussed:

• The abysmally low rate of goals achievement and what you can do to avoid becoming a statistic
• What happens psychologically when we fail to achieve our goals and why this can be harmful to us in the long term
• What successful people do differently than people who continue to spin their wheels
• How you can make 2020 different from previous years by learning from your mistakes and embracing a different, battle-tested process

How are you going to make 2020 a success?  Let us know!

In this episode, Rog Law and I talk about how to stop caring about what other people think about your physique.

Topics discussed:

• Why we went to care how other people view us and scenarios in which this tends to appear
• How to identify if how much we care is becoming a problem that needs to be addressed before it spirals out of control
• The #1 goal to set in learning how to overcome this issue
• Immediately actionable ways that you can begin to reverse the tide and release the shackles of other people's opinion in terms of your body

Let us know what you think!

This podcast is edited and managed by Derrick Michaud Shelby Row Productions, LLC www.shelbyrowproductions.com