3 Reasons You Can't Lose Weight

3 Reasons You Can't Lose Weight

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Why You Can't Stop Eating Foods You Love (And What It Really Has to Do With Weightloss)

Ever wonder why you can do so good on your diet UNTIL you eat something you love? I used to lose control and it kept me weighing 250lbs for most of my life. I don't lose it anymore because I figured out three reasons why it was so hard to stop. And now I can eat fries, cookies, a ...  Show more

Weightloss Gets Easier When You Stop Beating Yourself Up: An Interview with Jon Acuff

Procrastination Proof by Jon Acuff is a MUST read if you keep putting off losing weight. Putting off getting back on track. Or if you eat to "procrastinsnack." We talk about all the things like: The systems you need that keep you from quitting on the hard days. Coming up with you ...  Show more

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