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Tired of the endless Monday restart cycle that never leads to lasting change? In this powerful conversation, my client Diane reveals how she broke free after decades of weight struggles and failed attempts—from Weight Watchers to lap band surgery.
The breakthrough wasn't about finding the "perfect diet" but addressing what was happening in her mind first. After initially questioning an approach that didn't immediately focus on calories and macros, Diane discovered that photographing meals and documenting her feelings around food created more transformation than any restrictive plan ever had.
"You can't fix the outside if you don't fix the inside," Diane shares, reflecting on how she moved from using food as an emotional crutch to developing healthier coping mechanisms for stress and emotions. Perhaps most revolutionary was learning to include previously "forbidden" foods like Oreos in moderation—eliminating the sense of deprivation that had previously led to binges and self-sabotage.
Through coaching, Diane began asking herself, "What would the best version of me do right now?" This led to intentional decisions in all areas of her life—from wearing bright pink workout clothes instead of hiding in black, to walking outside during stressful workdays rather than seeking comfort in food. She learned to validate herself rather than seeking external approval.
Ready to transform your relationship with food and yourself? Join our supportive community through the Made for More program or try the collective with a 7-day free trial for just $20/month afterward. As Diane says, "What are you waiting for?"
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By CatherineTired of the endless Monday restart cycle that never leads to lasting change? In this powerful conversation, my client Diane reveals how she broke free after decades of weight struggles and failed attempts—from Weight Watchers to lap band surgery.
The breakthrough wasn't about finding the "perfect diet" but addressing what was happening in her mind first. After initially questioning an approach that didn't immediately focus on calories and macros, Diane discovered that photographing meals and documenting her feelings around food created more transformation than any restrictive plan ever had.
"You can't fix the outside if you don't fix the inside," Diane shares, reflecting on how she moved from using food as an emotional crutch to developing healthier coping mechanisms for stress and emotions. Perhaps most revolutionary was learning to include previously "forbidden" foods like Oreos in moderation—eliminating the sense of deprivation that had previously led to binges and self-sabotage.
Through coaching, Diane began asking herself, "What would the best version of me do right now?" This led to intentional decisions in all areas of her life—from wearing bright pink workout clothes instead of hiding in black, to walking outside during stressful workdays rather than seeking comfort in food. She learned to validate herself rather than seeking external approval.
Ready to transform your relationship with food and yourself? Join our supportive community through the Made for More program or try the collective with a 7-day free trial for just $20/month afterward. As Diane says, "What are you waiting for?"
Follow me on IG! @that.rd.cat
Get 7 Days FREE Access to My Collective Community!
MADE FORE MORE: LEVEL UP HERE!