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EPISODE · Dec 3, 2020 · 9 MIN

A Fail-Proof Way To Actually Break The Habits Hindering Your Goals

from Embrace Your Real · host Julie Ledbetter

When we're on our health and fitness journey, we have certain habits and routines we want to stick to, right?    Because when we're on track, we're feeling great, we're energized and we feel like we're really thriving. But then we do something that doesn't align with the journey we're on, and it makes us feel super crappy. All of a sudden, we have zero energy, we feel super weighed down and we just feel gross. And after we do whatever it was that made us feel this way, we say, "Never again!" And in that moment, we think we learned our lesson and that we actually WON'T ever do it again.    But then next time comes and we do it again. We say never again…AGAIN…yet we continue to repeat the cycle over and over again. Regardless of whatever that thing is and how that thing is making us feel, we KEEP DOING IT.   WHY?!   That's exactly what I want to dive into today in this 5-Minute Bonus Episode of Embrace Your Real. And I want to talk to you about what you need to do to ensure you actually NEVER do it again….for real this time.   If you loved this episode, I know you'll also love...   Episode 39: 3 Ways We Self Sabotage

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