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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2025 · 16 MIN

How Perfectionism Is Holding You Back

from Losing 100 Pounds with Corinne, Weightloss for Women

Picture this: you're killing it with your diet. You're meal-prepping like Martha Stewart. Cutting out all the "bad" foods. And feeling like THIS is finally your time. Then life happens. Maybe you have to work late. Or your kid gets sick. Or you couldn't resist the cookies in the break room. Just like that, your "perfect" streak is over. So you give up on weightloss. Again. In today's episode -- How Perfectionism Is Holding You Back -- I'm sharing: The real reason you go from "all in" to "screw it" (and it has nothing to do with willpower) Why trying to be "good" with food is sabotaging your weightloss A simple shift that makes losing weight feel easier (the same one that finally helped me lose all my weight) I spent years thinking I just needed to try harder, be better, and do it "right." But perfectionism is like the Darth Vader of weightloss. It's not your friend. It's actually your biggest enemy. And once you understand why, everything changes. Ready to stop starting over and start making progress that lasts? Check out today's episode. Get the Free Course here: http://NoBSFreeCourse.com

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