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EPISODE · Aug 8, 2022 · 16 MIN

Embrace the Power of Slow Progress

from The Christian Weight-Loss Podcast · host LeAndra McMullen

#0036- Embrace the Power of Slow Progress In this episode we talk aboout... 1.  why we need to be willing to be bad at meal planning, before we can be good at it. 2.  the temptation to take shourtcuts 3.  how to become the person who plans, sticks to it and gets results. Our verse today is Ecclesiastes 7:8 If you want to balance hormones, start burning fat, stop thinking about food all the time, and learn the #1 tool to become any weight you want, schedule a free consult with me. look forward to meeting you!  Book your free call here. This week I am teaching a 5 day workshop called "Break free from thinking about food all the time" in our free facebook group.  If you'd like to be part of a Christian community of women who are losing weight, click this link to request to join "The Christian Weightloss Facebook Group":  https://www.facebook.com/groups/486364925426436 If you want the 4 simple steps to stop overeating today, click here to get my free video series: http://leandramcmullen.com/stopovereatingtoday Find me on Facebook here:  https://www.facebook.com/leandra.mcmullen Find me on Instagram here:  https://www.instagram.com/leandra.mcmullen/

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