Why You Keep Starting Over: The Hidden Role of Your Brain in Self-Sabotage If I had a dollar for every time I said, “This time it’s going to stick,” I’d have a savings account full of broken promises and gym memberships. I used to believe starting over was a sign of strength — that […]
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Food Noise: Why You Can’t Stop Thinking About Eating You ever have those days where it feels like food is taking up way too much space in your brain? You’re in the middle of a conversation, working, or even relaxing — and suddenly, your mind goes, “Ooh, what’s in the pantry?” Or you just
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The Hidden Cost of Hustle Culture: What It’s Doing to Women’s Health I used to believe that the busier I was, the more valuable I must be. If I said yes to every request, kept my house spotless, packed my kids’ lunches with extra love, and worked through lunch breaks, then I was “winning.” But
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Your Nervous System on Overdrive: How to Tell if You’re Living in Survival Mode I’ll be honest—there was a time in my life when I thought being “busy” was just who I was. I wore it like a badge of honor. My days were back-to-back: work, kids, house chores, errands, repeat. My sleep was patchy,
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The Wellness Rollercoaster: Why “Good Weeks” and “Bad Weeks” Don’t Define Your Health I used to think my health journey could be plotted out like a neat calendar. Green checkmarks on the “good weeks,” red X’s on the “bad ones.” If I meal-prepped, exercised, and said no to dessert, I felt like I was on
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Body Signals, Not Body Shame: How to Tune In Without Tearing Yourself Down I used to think every pang in my stomach was a problem to fix. Hungry? I must be “bad” for not controlling myself. Tired? Clearly lazy. Bloated? Better punish myself with a salad and extra cardio. That’s the twisted game body
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Your Nervous System on Overdrive: How to Tell if You’re Living in Survival Mode I didn’t always realize I was living in survival mode. I just thought I was a tired mom, a nurse running on caffeine, and someone with “bad discipline” because I couldn’t stop craving carbs. But what I now know is that
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I Stopped Setting 30-Day Goals. Here’s What I Do Instead I used to swear by 30-day goals. They felt tidy. Manageable. Like if I could just push through for one month—whether it was cutting out sugar, walking every day, or journaling every morning—I’d finally get traction. And I did. For 30 days. But here’s
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When Your Thoughts Don’t Match Your Goals: Building Mental Alignment for Change I’ve lost count of the number of times I set a goal—usually around health or weight—only to find myself sabotaging it with my own thoughts. Have you ever said, “This time will be different,” while secretly thinking, I’ll probably fail again? That mental
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What I’d Tell My Younger Self About Weight Loss, Worth, and Wellness If I could sit across from my twenty-something self—the one clutching a calorie-tracking notebook and chasing every fad diet—I’d start with a long hug and a tall glass of water. Then I’d talk about the weight loss mindset shift that took me years
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