This Is How You Overcome Your Emotionally Compulsive Eating Habits
We all abuse food from time to time. We all misuse food to displace boredom, or to mask loneliness, or to relieve stress, or to stay up later.
We all abuse food from time to time. We all misuse food to displace boredom, or to mask loneliness, or to relieve stress, or to stay up later.
There’s never a lack of time, you’re simply confused about your priority matrix.
Anyone who tells you that you have to starve yourself and exercise until your joints hurt to lose weight and “be healthy” is full of it.
The sweet spot is the middle. It’s the place of harmony, where there is no energy pushing in either direction.
When we start something new we want to be perfect at it….and when we come to meet our own deficiencies we realize the amount of effort the new endeavor will require to master.
“Dieting” is fundamentally at odds with learning and is the explicit reason why you haven’t been successful achieving or maintaining health and happiness.
You will make mistakes. Knowing that is empowering. Failure is painful but doesn’t define you.
If there’s any group of people you’d think would value cold, hard, pure results, it’s professional athletes.
When food and dieting stop controlling you, you will have more time, more mental real estate, and more emotional flexibility to do with what you please.
You’ve read all the books, listened to all the “experts” on TV, and tried every diet pushed your way.