When you believe reaching your goal weight is the ultimate measure of success, it's easy to rush through weight loss. But there are negative consequences to speeding up the process. On today's show Molly explains how slowing down is more productive for sustainable results.

Feeling bored while losing weight is not an uncommon experience, or one to avoid. On today's show Molly lists 4 reasons why boredom occurs when we change our relationship with food and our bodies trim down. She describes how to reframe boredom and turn it into a useful opportunity for growth.

How to navigate weight loss and family nutrition is a topic many people struggle with. Understanding what's helpful in guiding kids in their relationship with food is the topic of today's conversation with Dr. Wendy Schofer. She teaches how to let go of the battle over food with your kids, and bring the fun back to families.

Burnout among high-achieving men can lead to overeating and drinking as a way to cope. On today's episode Molly has a conversation with Master coach Dex Randall to hear his story of overcoming burnout and how he helps other men recognize the signs and the steps to recovery.

On today's show Molly interviews Charlotte, a client who completed the 12-week online course. Charlotte shares what the process of weight loss was like, how she navigated fear around revealing her thinner body, and what is challenging about being a school teacher and staying committed to conscious eating.

Stress is a part of everyday life, but many of us don't realize there are ways to manage it without turning to food or alcohol. On today's show you will learn how to understand the difference between internal and external stress, and simple ways to minimize its effect on your weight loss.

There is a primal need to be part of the group and avoid rejection, and sometimes this motivates us to overindulge in eating or drinking. Learn why it feels so compelling to engage in the collective experience, and how to feel empowered to create the experience you want with food or alcohol.

Many of us have the habit of mindlessly eating bites, nibbles or tastes of things without being aware of the decision to do so in the moment. These thoughts, like a flash in the pan, happen instantly and unconsciously and can lead to regular overeating. On today's show, learn how to recognize and reverse this thinking for good.

Molly tells a story about an experience when she tried to lose 4 pounds and unknowingly shifted into deprivation thinking. She explains the rebound effect of feeling restricted and how she navigated the situation to stay on track and in control around food.

Feeling deprived instead of satisfied can happen even when you are still eating the exact same food. Yet one feels terrible while the other is nourishing. Learn how to shift out of feelings of deprivation and restriction so you can relax and enjoy the experience of weight loss.