You Know “What to Do.” So Why Can't You Do It?
I’ll give you the answer inside my FREE private podcast
For the woman who wants weight loss to feel less like life-and-death, as if one wrong move is going to make everything fall apart (again)
The Overthinking Girl's Guide to Weight Loss
The Overthinking Girl's Guide to Weight Loss
Introducing:
The Overthinking Girl’s Guide to Weight Loss
Why listen?
You’ve tried meal plans, Whole30, and an unreal amount of cardio.
You’ve tried macro counting, intuitive eating, and the I’ll-just-try-not-to-eat diet…
You've probably lost the weight before… maybe more than once.
You're not lazy. You’re not a slob. You're the person other people come to when THEY need to get their life together.
So why does food still feel like the one area of your life you can't seem to master?
Here's what I think, and I say this as a nutrition coach who's worked with hundreds of women just like you: the gap between knowing and doing isn't a discipline problem. It's a belief problem.
Maybe you keep reaching for the most extreme version of "doing it right" because some part of you believes that's the only version that counts (even though you can’t actually sustain it)
Or maybe you've never truly believed you're allowed to want to lose weight, without apologizing for it (so you keep finding ways to get in your own way)
Either way, that belief - not a lack of information- is what's actually sabotaging you.
And that's exactly what this podcast is about
THIS IS FOR YOU IF...
You're in a season of life (postpartum, a big transition, just plain tired) where you don't have it in you to white-knuckle another set of rules… you need this to feel doable, not depleting
You’re open to being convinced that one thing that your approach to weight loss has been missing all along is self-trust… and you’re ready to create it once and for all.
You've believed before that your life won't be what you want it to be (the confidence, the freedom, the ease) until you're smaller. And you're starting to wonder if that's actually true
You still want to lose the weight, and you don't have to pretend otherwise. You just don't want it to be the thing running the show every time you make a decision about your life
You've tried more than one diet, and at least one of them technically "worked" …but the results didn't last, and neither did any peace of mind
You know exactly what to do. Knowing isn't your problem. Doing it consistently, without a mental fight every single time, is
You're exhausted by the idea of starting over, but you can’t imagine accepting how you feel today
Walk away from these 7 episodes with a roadmap for finally making a shift that sticks
What listeners have said:
What's inside:
Episode 1: The Reason You Can't Lose Weight & Proof You Can Run a 4 Minute Mile
Episode 2: How Rewiring My Beliefs Helped Me Lose 15 lbs After Gaining the COVID 10
Episode 3: 40 lbs Down Because of a New Belief Operating System [real client story]
Episode 4: Eating More to Eat Less (But the How Might Surprise You)
Episode 5: Tricking Your Brain to WANT the Healthy Habits Is Actually the Secret
Episode 6: 7 Textbook Signs Your Beliefs Are Sabotaging Your Weight Loss
Episode 7: The Real Reason You Haven't Quieted Your Mind Yet
Hi I'm Coach Julia!!
& why did I record this?
I spent over a decade doing every diet under the sun.
I have three nutrition certifications. I've worked with hundreds of women.
And none of it clicked until I stopped trying to find a better plan and started asking a completely different question: what do I actually believe about myself and about food?
This podcast is that question, unpacked, one episode at a time.
This isn't about rules, and it's not about restriction. And it's not about pretending you don't care about your body, either.
It's about finding out that wanting it doesn't have to mean going to extremes, or thinking about it constantly, or waiting until you get there to actually live your life.
It's free. It might make you a little uncomfortable.
And if you're anything like the women I work with, it's probably going to explain a decade of "failed" attempts in a way nothing else has.
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