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Half Size Me Episode
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go to halfsizeme.com/join. Welcome
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guys, today. Today you're gonna get
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to hear my coaching call with
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Kate. Now I have got to
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tell you, Kate just tickled
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me to death. She had
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been listening to me and get this
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on her own. Doing
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the paper pencil journal for 12 months.
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Lost 45 pounds
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and she wasn't even doing it the way
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I laid it out. And what I love
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about that is it
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goes to show you that you can listen to
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because a lot of times our brain gets in
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the way. Oh I don't really know
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what the right thing is to do here. I'm not 100% sure.
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Kate said, I'm just gonna
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do stuff. I'm gonna listen to what Heather's saying.
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I'm gonna watch these paper pencil journal videos. I'm
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just gonna start taking action. And what
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did that lead to? 45 pounds of
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weight loss. What did that lead to? A
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year's worth of data. I mean
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my heart just like leaps at that right? Because
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I put out all this content. I mean my
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goodness my paper pencil journal my videos. They're
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on you tube. I have a whole
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playlist. I've numbered them for you. It's
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all their put your brain gets in
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the way it it says you're not
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capable of doing as you don't know,
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you're confused. I don't understand. It's good
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for this person enough. Me: What if
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he pushed all that noise aside and
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you just said, what can I do?
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What could I do with this information?
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I'm not currently doing what did I
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learn about myself and I cannot begin
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to tell you how much I love
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the A to some weight management plan
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in the H It. when the Academy
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I created this using the Paper Pencil
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Journal, incorporating it into it, but around
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that I'm teaching you how to better
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navigate. We're said. Disco: What should I
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do with this? What is the seems.
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To be a problem for me? How. Do I
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handle this? How do I incentivize myself
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with stars so I can start to
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make improvements? If you follow the eight
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steps and Hsm weight management plan, by
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the time you're done with the eight
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steps, you can see improvements in your
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behaviors. And yeah, I got people in
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there that just lose weight just from
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doing it. and that's without them even
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actively making the because. the really starting
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to tap into themselves are starting to
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plan their own food. Everyday they're starting
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to see their problematic behaviors are starting
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to incorporate them into the plants. they're
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starting. To really see their
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plan. Emerging from the information
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they're getting, doing status and weight
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management. Plan So I am just
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beyond excited. I'm thankful I put this
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together, including my coaching notes in it's
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a you Get Coached Throughout I'm giving.
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You points where you're supposed. To share
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with the academy members which are
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working on for accountability it is
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a awesome plan for you to
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really. Parse through what's not
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working. Figure things out, start to
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move yourself forward and it just made my
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heart so happy for T to come on
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today and say hey I just did this
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with what she gave me. I did the
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best I could and this is where got
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me and I love seeing people take action
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with the information that's been given. so
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i'm not to talk too much more.
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If you want to join us in the
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academy, you want to start the HSM weight
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management plan, please go to halfsizeme.com/join. If you're
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inspired by this call today with Kate, again,
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my playlist on the Paper Pencil Journal is
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right there. That is not the HSM weight
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management plan. There's a lot more to it,
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but that part of it is super helpful
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for you to know and it can actually
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start moving you forward right now. All
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right, guys, without any further ado, we're going
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to go into Kate's interview. You guys have
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a great week and next week we'll be
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go to halfsizeme.com/fan. You guys have a great
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day and I'll talk to you soon. All
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right, lovely listeners. We have missed Kate
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on the line with us today. Kate,
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would you like to come on, say
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hello to everybody and then share with
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us what's been going on for you
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that you need some help with, okay?
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Sure. Hi, everybody. My name
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is Kate. I have been a listener
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of the show for several years and
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about a year ago, I really
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started to put some
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of the principles
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of How Size Me Into Practice. I've
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been paper pencil journaling for over
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12 months straight, which I'm super
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proud of. Yes. I've
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been working a lot on gradual habit
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changes and since then I've lost a total
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of 45 pounds. Awesome.
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I'm getting, I'm thinking
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about 15 to 20 pounds away
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from my goal weight and
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I am really proud of
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the progress I've made, but I'm
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just not really sure where I want
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to settle in at and I'm
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also having a hard time with really
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like narrowing in
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on my fitness goals because of
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just my busy life with
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my family and work and everything. So
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I'm just trying to work on that balance
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of getting where I want to be especially
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because at one point I was very
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fit and really really
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proud of where I was at and
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I don't really think that that's sustainable
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or realistic anymore but I do
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want to get close to that point. Okay,
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very cool. So it sounds like you have
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two different types of goals. You have a
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weight-related goal then you have a fitness-related goal,
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yes? Yes. Okay,
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alright. And so with the weight-related
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goal, you said you think you're
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15 pounds away from that. So
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where did the original number come from
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that you're aiming for? I
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kind of base it loosely off
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of my range but more
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with like I
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haven't always struggled with weight. I
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was actually in the military
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and I experienced
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kind of a toxic
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culture that led to really
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obsessive eating behaviors
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and so that's
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when I really started like
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a binge restrict cycle and
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so I kind of think of the
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weight that I was as a young adult
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as like my happy weight that my body
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naturally wants to be at which is around
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145 to 150. So
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that's kind of what I'm thinking is
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my goal but at one point
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I was lower than that.
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I just don't know if that's really healthy anymore
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for my life. So
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you're around 165 now, is that right? 168
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as of this morning. I put on a little
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bit over the holidays. Okay, alright. So let's take
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a look at that first because fitness
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is fantastic. I love fitness but it's
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not a huge driver when it comes to
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the weight part of it. something we can
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build up on the side. So let's first focus on this
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and then we'll come back to the fitness. Right
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now, what do you think is
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the things that would have to change
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to change the 15 pounds? When
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you look at the right side of your
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paper, where are you seeing maybe
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highlights or, you know,
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things that might indicate areas to improve?
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Um, highlights, I usually
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see like I end
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up being pretty hungry in the afternoon, so I
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have to add in a snack. And I'm, I
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usually do either a protein ball or
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protein shake, so they're not like whole
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more decisions, I feel like,
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but definitely not what I was planning
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on doing. And then it adds another 150 to 200 calories.
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And I think just kind of
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things that I like add
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in at dinner, like maybe a piece of
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toast that I wasn't planning on or glass
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of wine. I'm good
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about writing it down, but it's definitely
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not exactly how I thought my day would go. I
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also don't always plan my
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day out ahead of time. Sometimes I'm just
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filling in the right side at the end of the day and
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then I kind of have to get caught back up a little
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bit. Okay. So I'm not very good at planning
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in the mornings. If I do plan
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ahead, it's the night before. Okay. All
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right. So here's what my assessment
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is after like kind of listening to what you just
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said, I hear a couple big things. So first
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off, what you've done has gotten you
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to this amazing accomplishment, which is huge,
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right? And you don't have to
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do anything. You don't have to change a single thing.
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Like if you stay at 168, you're
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going to be far better off than you were
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before, right? But what I
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just heard from what you said, if I were to
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give you some guidance and suggestions, the first
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thing would be to actually start really planning
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out your day first thing in the morning
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or the night before either one. And
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the reason for that is, is because what
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I'm hearing is there's a few, we'll call
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it lower brain driven decisions. that
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are happening by adding in the wine, adding in the
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bread. Honestly,
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the protein balls and the protein shakes should already
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be journaled on there because you probably have seen
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that happen enough now that if you were planning
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out your whole day and I was coaching you,
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I would be like, hey, let's just
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add that into the day because it's happening and
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obviously you're hungry. And then we could
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even think about some other options like maybe a
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half a cup of Greek yogurt, half a cup
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of blueberries. We might start to even play around
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with some other options based on the fact that
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maybe it would be more helpful to
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have like a pakatuna and something like that with
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to ward off some of the hunger at dinner time,
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right? So I would say that would
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be a really big area that if you
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started to really work on that, you might
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start to naturally see some weight coming down
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just because the plan is more solid, which
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means that you're more aware of these behaviors
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when they're happening. Does that make sense? Yeah,
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that does. Yeah, because a lot
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of this will get lost in
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translation like the impulsivity, the eating
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of impulsive eating, or off-plan
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eating because there is no plan to base
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it off of. So was the wine and
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the bread originally planned or were those coming
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in after the fact? Because if they weren't
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coming in originally, like say tonight you guys
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think you're gonna have spaghetti
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and meatballs. Well, if you know that people
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like bread and bread's on the table, you
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could plan the bread in and
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then give yourself the option to say, okay, do I
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wanna make a deficit for myself today? And
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I give myself a star for abstaining from
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the bread. But if there's no plan for
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dinner, then none of that can happen. Does that
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make sense? Yes.
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Okay, so that would be the first thing. And then I
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would start to, and even if you don't
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have a solid plan for dinner, let's just
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say you really, really don't know, then
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you could set what we call healthy
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intentions with that meal. So
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for example, say dinner is a complete
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question mark right now, you
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might say, okay, I'm gonna give myself two
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options. Option A, I know in the freezer
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right now we have some chicken
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strips that have been cooked. Previously, we could
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have that because it's in the house. We
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have that as an option. But
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option B could be if we were to
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go out to eat tonight, I might say
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I'm going to prioritize my protein and my
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vegetable and I'm going to prioritize having one
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plate of food. Maybe
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I have one glass of wine. And you
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give yourself what we call healthy boundaries,
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healthy intentions. I released a video. I
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called it the plate method. That
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can be similar to helping you
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out with this particular issue. Okay.
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Okay. And how might that look different if
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you were to create a healthy intention for
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dinner, even if you didn't know what you were
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going to eat? I think
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that would be good. I am actually really good about
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meal planning. So it's not so
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much that I have no idea. It's just
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that like, I think, oh, that
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sounds good. Maybe I should or like I
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didn't, I forgot that I would want that
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tonight also. So it's more
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like that kind of impulsivity. Yeah, 100%. And
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this, by the way, doing this practice is how
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I learned that anytime I make an Italian-based meal,
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I always have to plan Parmesan
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cheese, always. Because what I kept
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doing was exactly what you're saying. Like, I'd roll up
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on the meal and I'm like, wait a minute,
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I didn't pre-plan Parmesan cheese. I have to have Parmesan
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cheese on everything. So what I realized in that moment
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was I wasn't being honest with myself. Like when
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I was laying out the plan in the morning, I
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wasn't considering the Heather at five o'clock at night
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that was going to want the Parmesan cheese. So
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I started catching that and I started to put
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it on the plan to begin with. And
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often, we kind of gloss
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over our day. We don't really think about ourselves.
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But if we were to pause and say, okay,
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what's on the meal plan? Oh, this looks good.
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Well, you know, if I have a
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taco night planned, I'm probably going to want some sour
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cream or guacamole. I probably should put that on my
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list. And you know what? I might
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even want to give myself a healthy boundary with
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that. I might want to say two tablespoons of
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sour cream or two tablespoons of guacamole. By
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pre-thinking it like that, how might that
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start to look a little different come
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dinner time? I
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think I... would probably do
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a lot less of
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the impulsive eating and have
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a clear plan going into it and
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probably be able to stick within my calorie budget
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a little bit better. And again, you're
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giving yourself the opportunity to say,
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you know, I really do want to lose those
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15 pounds and maybe tonight
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I do one tablespoon of guacamole or
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one tablespoon of sour cream or maybe
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I have one less taco shell and
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I give myself a star for that
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because my stars represent an improvement to
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what I'm doing and me working on
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my goal. And that way you
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can see it through a different lens. But
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again, without a solid plan, you can't earn
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stars just like you can't earn highlights. Does
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that make sense? Yes,
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that makes sense. Okay. So
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that would be number one when it comes to the food
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thing. That would be like, if I were to say where
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would you want to see an improvement in 2024? You
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every day writing out a much more solid
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detailed plan, even if you give yourself more
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than one option for your meals. So
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that way you can start to catch those
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areas that need improvement and so you can
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start to see the places you could improve
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during the day so that way
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you could start to peck away at that weight that you
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might want to still lose, okay? Okay,
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yeah. Now with your health goals, we
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can incorporate the paper pencil journal too. So each
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day kind of what is your
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healthy, you know, behaviors
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that you want to include? Is it like walking,
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running, weightlifting? What is it you would like to
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see yourself doing? Well,
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my minimum is always reaching
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my step goal and
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I'm very consistent with that. It
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usually just ends up with me doing laps around
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my house. And so
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that's something that I want to improve
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on because I feel like I'm
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not really actually building any fitness by
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doing that and I would
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like to be more consistent with
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things like running. I do have
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a treadmill but it's in a very, very cold garage
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so it's kind of hard this time of year. And
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then I really would also
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like to get into some weightlifting,
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but I don't really know where
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to start with that. And that's
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the kind of thing that like by
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the time everybody's home and
16:13
getting ready for bed, it kind
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of falls by the wayside. And I
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feel like there are a lot of variables with my
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kids like if somebody is acting up or just,
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I don't know, it just seems like there's never enough
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time for that. Yeah. So
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let's just talk this out and think of a
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really quick way that we can start to build
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in some more of what it is you want.
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So you mentioned walking around your house to get
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in your step goal. What if
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you were to actually try running in place to
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do that? Oh, yeah, I
16:43
could try that. Okay. So instead
16:45
of having to go to the cold garage or instead of
16:48
having to put on your shoes and go outside, well, you're
16:50
already walking around in the house anyway. So
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if you even dedicated one minute
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to running in place, you're starting
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the habit now of running. Now,
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once the garage gets a little bit warmer or
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once things get better outside, if
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you work this up each week, you
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add in a minute, right? Maybe
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by the end of a month, you're up to
17:10
four minutes of running inside and then next month
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four minutes. And then before you know it, going
17:14
outside and running isn't going to feel so
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overwhelming, right? Or
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on your treadmill. Yeah. So as
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your strength goes, would you or do you typically
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cook dinner at night or are you doing
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anything in the kitchen? Yes, I do.
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I cook dinner. Okay. So
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here's what I'd like to see is while you're cooking
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dinner, what if you did one squat, one
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lunge on each leg and one
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push up, whether it's off the counter, off
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the table, one of each of
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those. Do you feel like that would be doable? Yeah,
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totally. So now we just started your string
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training program. Oh, yeah. Okay. So
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what you do is each night when you're making dinner, you
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go, okay. And you got a chair there too.
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So, you know, you can always touch it, stand up and
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that would count as one. You could also do wall squats.
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If you have bad knees, you could go to
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the wall and just go into a squat position
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and sit there and time yourself. That's pretty brutal.
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But then you could do one lunge on each leg. And
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if you are not stable, hold on to the back
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of your chair and your kitchen. If
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you can't do a pushup off the floor, you
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can always do it off the counter, off the
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table, off of the back of a chair, as
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long as it's a stable place. And
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that way, and now a row, you could do a
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one arm row with a gallon of milk because it's
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eight pounds. Pull one in, pull one in. And you're
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done. That's your foundational movements
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for all strength training. It's squatting,
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it's hinging, it's pushing, and it's
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pulling. That's it. Every strength training
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program that you will ever find
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in any good book from any
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trainer, it's always going to involve squatting,
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hinging, pushing, pulling. So if you
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start building those physical patterns
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in right now, and
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you just do it while you're cooking dinner, one
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over time, you can build up just like the
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running one minute in the house. You
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can do two pushups next week, three pushups
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the following week. And before you know it, you're up
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to doing five or ten pushups. Yeah.
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And as they get easy on the counter,
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you move down to the chair and then
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you move down to the floor. And
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that's how you start to get physically fit.
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You can do more, but you don't have
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to pack up the kids, go to the
19:19
gym, take a break away from the family.
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You could probably rock that out in five
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to ten minutes in the kitchen every night
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and you would be getting fitter than you
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are now. Okay.
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Yeah, that sounds very doable. And that can be
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included on your paper pencil journal. So you can
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have the food written out on the left. And
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at the top, put your intentions for
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the day. Okay, I want to run in the
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house for one minute. I want to do
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one pushup, one lunge on each
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leg, one squat, one row with each
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arm and a gallon of milk. And
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write it out and then just check it off
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and then assess and see how you're doing being
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consistent with that. Okay.
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Yeah, I can definitely do that. Over time,
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the more you get strong and you feel
20:02
better about all this, other options
20:04
might open up for you. And as kids get
20:06
into a different phase of life, you
20:08
may have more time on your hands or if
20:11
your career switches or something like that. But for
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right now, if you just wanna build some basic
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foundational strength training behaviors, and
20:17
the other thing you can do over time, even if
20:19
you don't wanna add anything, get yourself
20:22
a couple dumbbells, keep them in the kitchen.
20:24
So then when you go to do the
20:26
lunges, the squats, all that kind of stuff,
20:28
you can just hold the weight while you're
20:30
doing it, and that will intensify the exercise.
20:34
Okay. Makes sense. Do
20:36
you feel like this is more
20:39
a matter of building habits or would
20:42
this little amount be enough
20:44
to really see
20:46
health benefits, preventing things
20:49
like osteoporosis? Would that be
20:51
enough? Yes to both, it's both.
20:53
So yes, it's creating the habit. From the
20:55
habit, you can always improve and add more.
20:58
Yes, if you keep adding on to this, like
21:00
if week one, it's one of everything, and week
21:03
two, it's two of everything. And then when those
21:05
get easy, which they will, if
21:07
you were to invest and get yourself some
21:09
20 pound, 25 pound dumbbells,
21:11
and do all of these exercises
21:13
with those weights, yes, it would
21:15
help with osteoporosis, it would help
21:17
with sarcopenia, it would help with
21:19
all of that. Because really, again,
21:21
there's only four core movements. There's
21:24
lots of variations on them, like you can
21:26
do front loaded squats, barbell squats, you
21:28
can do all kinds of squats, all
21:30
kinds of lunges, all kinds of deadlifts.
21:32
But at the end of the day,
21:34
there's only four movements that
21:37
are covered, and that's your squat, your
21:39
hinge, your push, your pull. So all
21:41
strength training programs, that's what they do.
21:43
And so if you start doing it
21:45
in your kitchen now, and
21:48
you're putting in weights maybe in two months from
21:50
now or three months from now, you're
21:52
moving, or you went from body
21:54
weight to then external weight, which
21:57
the external weight addition really does help
21:59
with the osteoporosis. osteoporosis and everything else because you're
22:01
now having to carry a heavier load. Okay.
22:04
Yeah. That's great. I
22:07
can definitely do that. All right. So
22:09
do you feel like we got a solid plan moving forward?
22:12
Yes, absolutely. I feel like I can
22:14
really start making some progress now with
22:16
this. Yeah. And like I said,
22:18
everything you've done has gotten you to this point, which
22:21
is awesome. Now there's a
22:23
couple things you could refine if
22:25
you want to see about taking that other 15
22:27
pounds off. It's not a half two. I
22:30
really think I want to do this. Then
22:32
these would be the areas we would continue to
22:34
make some improvements on. Okay.
22:37
Yeah. That sounds
22:39
good. Awesome. Was there anything I
22:41
didn't answer today regarding these two things you needed help with?
22:45
I guess just thinking like more
22:47
into the future, like when
22:49
I do get to a point where I'm able to
22:52
focus a little bit more on weight training.
22:55
Like for example, I'm a teacher,
22:57
so I'm hoping that like when it's
23:00
summer, I can really focus
23:02
on a little bit more. What
23:04
are some ways that I can kind
23:07
of balance that with my
23:09
weight loss so that I don't sacrifice
23:11
muscle mass when I'm
23:13
trying to lose those last 15 pounds? Yeah.
23:16
So if you have a little bit more time during
23:18
the summer, is I think how I'm hearing that and you
23:20
maybe want to go to the gym, is that what you're thinking?
23:23
Yes. If you want to do that,
23:25
I would just get yourself a really good traditional
23:28
strength training program, a strong
23:30
lift program or one called
23:32
Five by Five. They're
23:35
very simple programs. Again, they cover all these
23:37
same movement patterns, but they would be using
23:39
heavier weights, barbells,
23:42
dumbbells, things like that. So
23:44
I would just ... If you think you're
23:46
getting to that point ... And honestly, the time
23:48
between now and when that would happen, if you
23:50
can stay consistent with what we're talking about
23:53
and eventually incorporate some weights at home and
23:55
doing it, you'll be in a much better
23:57
place in the summer to transition into ...
24:00
a regular strength training program because you
24:02
will be used to those movements, you
24:04
will be carrying some extra weight while
24:06
you're doing them and then you'll just be adding
24:08
on to it, right? But I
24:10
would invest in getting a book that has
24:13
a solid program in there so that way
24:15
you can follow it and just look for
24:17
one that you know is reputable and has
24:20
all those basic movement patterns in there. Okay,
24:23
yeah that sounds good and that makes me think
24:26
that maybe like in the future
24:28
I don't have to sacrifice all
24:30
that progress once school starts again, I
24:32
can just go back to that as my
24:34
minimum. A hundred percent, exactly. There is an
24:36
app called Johnson & Johnson's 7-Minute App and
24:39
it's perfect in my opinion. I tell my
24:41
clients all the time, do it while you're
24:44
on vacation. It's 7
24:46
minutes, it's a totally body
24:48
weight, calisthenic based training
24:50
regimen and you watch
24:52
this little automaton guy walk
24:54
you through the entire process of everything
24:56
to do but you're done in 7 minutes. So it's
24:58
like really efficient with your
25:00
time but you're hitting all those major
25:03
muscle groups. My only recommendation
25:05
to somebody that's concerned about you know
25:07
muscle loss, bone density is
25:10
if you can get to a place where you
25:12
could do that 7-Minute App but also holding weights
25:14
when you do it, you will have
25:16
a much better outcome. So I would start body
25:18
weight only and once you can get up to
25:21
about say 10 reps of squatting,
25:23
lunging, push-ups and you feel
25:25
like it's getting way easier
25:28
for you, definitely incorporate
25:30
some external weight. Okay.
25:32
Sound good? Got it. Yes.
25:36
Hey, awesome. Congratulations on all your progress and
25:38
you know what I love about your situation
25:40
so much, I'd have to say thank you
25:42
for this. You took what
25:45
you heard, you did something with it.
25:47
You didn't even do it the way I would
25:50
encourage you to exactly do it but you did
25:52
it and you made all this awesome progress. And
25:56
I think there's so many people who are like, well wait
25:58
a minute, I don't really understand this. really
26:00
sure I'm clear on this and they
26:02
don't take action and so they miss
26:04
days and weeks of not doing it,
26:06
right? Because they don't feel like they
26:08
fully got everything or they're like completely
26:10
clear on how they're going to do
26:12
it and you did exactly what
26:14
I would want someone to do. You heard what
26:17
you heard, you started doing it, you made all
26:19
this progress. Now you're at that place where you
26:21
want to lose maybe a little bit more and
26:23
it might require some refining and tweaking of
26:25
what you're doing but you've been doing
26:27
it and you've created the habit
26:29
consistency, you've gotten really comfortable
26:32
with writing down your food and seeing all
26:34
the different ways you've eaten I'm sure through
26:36
the holidays and everything else and
26:38
now to refine is easier than
26:40
just starting the whole process and
26:42
refining. I love that. Yeah,
26:45
absolutely. I feel like it's
26:47
finally started to click for
26:49
me because I've never ever
26:51
been consistent for this long and
26:54
now it truly feels like a habit. Yes!
26:57
And I'm like gosh, no really honestly this just makes
26:59
my day because I love creating all this content but
27:02
my heart breaks when I see people say, yeah I've
27:04
heard you say it like six times or ten times
27:06
or I've been listening for the last three years and
27:08
I haven't really done anything. I
27:11
really want people to do what you did, like just
27:13
do it. Like hear what you hear, take
27:15
action on it, it won't be perfect,
27:17
it probably will be flawed but
27:20
you're going to make progress doing something
27:22
and just kind of pecking away at
27:24
it versus sitting on your couch doing
27:26
what you've always done and getting nothing
27:28
in return. It's like take what you think
27:30
you hear and try and then
27:33
the worst thing that's going to happen is you
27:35
might not be doing it exactly right or there
27:37
might need to be some tweaks made to it
27:39
but you'll be making some kind of progress because
27:41
you'll be aware of what you're doing. Yeah,
27:44
absolutely. Love it. Thank you
27:46
so much for that. I really appreciate it. Thank
27:50
you. You've really changed my life.
27:52
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