How To Break The First Big Rule Of Women Who Stay Fat

There are rules in your life that have been working perfectly to keep you fat. This book is your own personal guide to breaking one of them - the first big rule of women who stay fat. Breaking this first big rule will give you the help you need to stay on a diet and lose weight.

Rules are made to be broken. Break these essentialrules and you will be breaking the pattern of your fat life. Youwill be giving yourself breathing room to live differently. Youwill begin to establish better rules of living'rules that don'timprison you, don't hurt you, don't go against you. They willbe rules that fortify you and free you to get thin. Each timeyou break one of your old rules you are creating a brand newrule without even trying. Each time you break one of these fat-keepingrules you will be taking a step toward freedom.

As you begin to break the old, strict, binding rules, you will be effectively brushing aside big obstacles you’ve had to fight against in the past. You will be clearing the way. As you break the old rules, you make space for new rules, rules that work for you instead of against you. If you don’t need to fight against yourself every step of the way, weight loss becomes possible, inevitable, and even a joy.

What above all else will make it possible for you to lose weight? It's "getting yourself to do it". That's what."Getting yourself to do it" is a psychological course of action. These 99 essential weight loss blogposts are all about the psychology you will need for "getting yourself to do it"-- START, STICK TO IT, KEEP IT OFF. The very first psychological step you have to take to lose weight is to "get yourself to" START. A good start comes from being able to support your well-meaning intentions. For starting, there are certain essentials for you to keep in mind and be prepared for. Once you are ready to use these essentials, starting will be a lot less troublesome.When you try to STICK TO IT, you will be replacing old behaviors with new behaviors. The psychology in this phase of weight loss is built into a series of actions and steps for you to take. Sticking to it always involves a lot of "getting yourself to do it."In the KEEP IT OFF phase you will no longer be losing weight. Gone will be the safety net of a weight loss diet and the motivational satisfaction of losing weight. More than ever, keeping your lost weight off is the time to have all your psychology working for you.

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...a novel of passionate weight loss. Breaking Up With Food: Maria's Last Diet is the fictionalized story of an "everywoman" who undertakes a serious, complicated journey of personal change. This is a weight-loss self-help book, but there are no strict do's and don'ts of dieting here. Through the framing of essential moments-including an intimate look at some of Maria's pivotal psychotherapy sessions-the reader gets to walk along one woman's bumpy road to permanent weight loss. The book delivers its self-help by pulling the reader deep into a psychological milieu. It tells a story that begins with an unintended look in the mirror and ends in triumph.

A gourmand's guide to the slim life shares the principles of French gastronomy, the art of enjoying all edibles in proportion, arguing that the secret of being thin and happy lies in the ability to appreciate and balance pleasures.