Losing weight isn’t all about the food.
Losing weight doesn’t take time, willpower, or keeping Oreos out of the house for a couple of months.
Losing weight can be done with a few skills that have nothing to do with food.
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Peaceful. Ease. Satisfying. Successful. Confident. Capable.
That sums up our time together.
You start with barely believing you could lose the weight and keep it off WITHOUT feeling deprived.
At the other end of our six months together, you’ll feel peace, ease, and capable when it comes to losing weight while being a full-time coach and business owner.
Peace & ease are two emotions that go beautifully with weight loss.
You’ll let go of feeling doubtful about your future and possibilities when it comes to food and your body.
Growing your confidence in allowing cravings and urges to pass by is JUST the beginning.
And we get to have ease all along the way as you make these changes.
When you work with me you don’t WAIT to feel successful and capable when it comes to losing weight.
We make weight loss simple now so that keeping the weight off is just as simple and full of ease.
It’s a luxurious, spacious, peaceful journey the entire time because weight loss is simple.
We do the work to uncover beliefs around food, the scale, and your body so that you can let go of what no longer feels good and create new foundational beliefs instead.
We don’t try to force diet plans, up the exercise, and use a ton of willpower to lose weight. That’s the old way. It stops now.
Let’s start this peaceful journey with our consult call where we’ll dream about you at your dream weight.
We’ll dream about the kinds of clothes you’ll wear, vacations without deprivation or restriction, your healthy and peaceful relationship with food, and what it’ll be like to fall in love with your body along the way.
That’s weight loss with ease. And it starts with a consult call.
Click this link and book your consult call to start this journey of peace.
Paige
Trust yourself.
But what does trusting yourself look like?
Well, it’s the opposite of doubting yourself.
I made a new mac ‘n cheese recipe last week for a potluck (forgive me Kraft for turning my back on you).
No big deal, you might think.