EPISODE · Mar 23, 2026 · 15 MIN
Why Beating Yourself Up After Messing Up Keeps You Stuck
from MyBodyTutor · host Adam Gilbert and Haley Pulli
Most people think weight loss is about more discipline, more willpower, or being harder on themselves.But what actually keeps people stuck is what happens after they mess up.You eat something you didn’t plan to. You skip a workout. And almost instantly, you start beating yourself up. It feels like you’re holding yourself to a higher standard. But in reality, it creates more stress, more pressure, and keeps you stuck in the same cycle of starting over again and again.In this episode, we break down the difference between self punishment and real accountability, and why what you do after you mess up matters more than anything else. Once you understand this shift, it becomes much easier to stay consistent, stop the spiral, and actually make progress.*Tried every diet out there and nothing sticks?Imagine having a coach checking in on you EVERY day—keeping you on track and adapting your plan to whatever life throws your way.A personalized, 1:1 coaching program designed just for you can really change the game.➤ https://www.mybodytutor.com/coaching/weight-lossWhy don't we talk and see if we're a good fit for each other? Let’s set up a chat.➤ https://www.mybodytutor.com/book-a-callWhat've you got to lose?
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Most people think weight loss is about more discipline, more willpower, or being harder on themselves. But what actually keeps people stuck is what happens after they mess up. You eat something you didn’t plan to. You skip a workout. And almost instantly, you start beating yourself up. It feels like you’re holding yourself to a higher standard. But in reality, it creates more stress, more pressure, and keeps you stuck in the same cycle of starting over again and again. In this episode, we ...
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