So much of getting results, in fitness, nutrition, and life, has nothing to do with trying harder… and everything to do with deciding.
In this week’s coaching podcast episode, Dorothy explores the overlooked foundation of sustainable change: deciding what you want this process to give you, how you want to feel in your body, and how you’ll define progress for yourself, beyond numbers or someone else’s results.
This episode introduces Dorothy’s Magic 3-Step Process:
…and explains why reflection is often the missing piece that turns effort into real, lasting results.
You’ll also hear a compassionate, non-diet approach to:
Choosing what’s best for your body instead of what would make you feel “thin”
Redefining progress beyond weight loss
Understanding the value of food and your relationship with it
When tracking food can be helpful, and when it’s not... plus how to do it.
How awareness (not perfection) supports long-term change
Dorothy shares how two people can follow the same plan for 12 weeks and walk away feeling completely different, and why your energy, expectations, and self-talk matter just as much as the strategy itself.
This episode is for you if:
You’ve tried “doing all the right things” but still feel disappointed
You want results without burning yourself out
You’re ready to stop outsourcing trust and start listening to your body
You want a more peaceful, sustainable approach to fitness and food
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