Self Sabotage is a Myth

One of my clients in the Naturally Healthy Club posted in the group saying she felt like she sabotaged herself. She ate really well during the week, then on the weekend she’d overeat and eat “crap.” It got me thinking about this idea of self-sabotage, and actually, I don’t believe in it. In this episode: Why I Don’t Believe in Self-Sabotage. It’s Just Conflicting Desires Why “Habit” is More Empowering Than “Sabotage” How to Change These Habits The Power of Small Experiments Ready to decide to make 2026 your year of health? I’d love you to join us in Joyful Cooking for Natural Vitality. It’s my six-month coaching program that walks you through my easy, proven process. You’ll learn to cook without recipes while building good food habits and reprogramming bad habits —supporting you to be the healthiest you can be in your body, brain, and gut. Through gentle repetition over six spacious months, these habits become second nature as you naturally look and feel great for your age. Learn more here.