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Hungry Or Thirsty?

Hungry Or Thirsty?

When someone asked me for the first time "Are you hungry or just thirsty?" I was mad!

 Of course I was hungry! I felt like I needed food.

Truth is, I was so, so wrong. Our body can easily mistake hunger for thirst. This happens because you are dehydrated and the body tells you you need food, since food has water.

Next time you feel hungry little after eating, try to have a glass of water instead!

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I used to say "at this rate, I should weigh X by X". This was, obviously, setting me up for failure. I would reach the date sometimes and, for whatever reason, I wasn't at my desired weight. This would mess with my head and make me feel like I was failing and, therefore, there was no point becaus...

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Ditch The Scale

Ditch The Scale

And now you're asking "how will I track my progress then?!". Well, the scale isn't your friend if used too much.

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A Day Is Not A Lifetime

A Day Is Not A Lifetime

Ok, so, you went out. You had a few drinks, asked for doubles and dessert and had a large soda to go with it.

Now you're in your bed thinking about how much you ate and how you destroyed your diet. This is called catastrophising.

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Buy Clothes That Fit Your Actual Size

Buy Clothes That Fit Your Actual Size

Sometimes we try to find clothes that will fit our next size, so that we don't have to buy again after we lose weight. This is a huge mistake.

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Eating With Your Stomach VS Eating With Your Brain

Eating With Your Stomach VS Eating With Your Brain

One of the first things you need to learn is how to tell emotional hunger apart from actual hunger.

If you're wondering if your hunger is emotional, ask yourself:

  • Did it come suddenly?
  • Am I craving something specific?
  • Am I planning to eat a lot even after I'm f...

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It's A Marathon, Not A Sprint

It's A Marathon, Not A Sprint

Losing weight is a long run. If you want to lose a couple of pounds for an event, that's one thing. But losing a big amount of weight will take time and have a lot of ups and downs.

Don't aim to lose weight fast. Aim to make the changes required and to fit them into your lifestyle.

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Find Your Anchors

Find Your Anchors

We all have stuff that weighs us down (pun unintended).

Maybe you eat fast food at lunch because of your schedule. Maybe you snack late at night because you had an early dinner. Maybe you skip that protein shake because you can't reach the shelf.

Write up everything that you can't d...

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Losing Weight Consistently

Losing Weight Consistently

First of all, you are a human being, don't forget that. Your body needs nutrients and nothing will change that. Your hormones will fluctuate. Your humor will change. Keep that in mind when things go south.

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I said his name

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