Kia Wright Kia Wright

Setting boundaries around the actions that support your health is the most loving thing you can do for yourself (and others too!).

Setting boundaries around the actions that support your health is the most loving thing you can do for yourself (and others too!).

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Kia Wright Kia Wright

If you regularly overeat/eat when you’re not hungry, check in with how you’re feeling and if you might be using food to avoid something.

If you are, write down 10 healthier things you could experiment with doing instead.

Don’t put pressure on yourself to find the right one right away, just commit to experimenting. :)

If you regularly overeat/eat when you’re not hungry, check in with how you’re feeling and if you might be using food to avoid something.

If you are, write down 10 healthier things you could experiment with doing instead.

Don’t put pressure on yourself to find the right one right away, just commit to experimenting. :)

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Kia Wright Kia Wright

Food impacts your mood, motivation, and mental clarity.

Food impacts your mood, motivation, and mental clarity.

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Kia Wright Kia Wright

Genetics and age matter, but…

Genetics and age matter, but you have so much potential before reaching their limitations.

…you have so much potential before reaching their limitations.

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Replace frustration with curiosity

Replace frustration with curiosity

Why: We can train ourselves to look at obstacles as opportunities.

Each one teaches us something we need to learn in order to keep moving forward.

What’s a frustration you could look at with more curiosity?

Examples:

  • Ugh my weight is up again! → Hmm, why is my weight up again?

  • I’m totally off track again today, what’s wrong with me?! → What’s not working and how can I plan for tomorrow?

  • I have so far to go, I’m never going to reach my goal. → How can I put one foot in front of the other today?

Why: It sounds annoying, but we can train ourselves to look at obstacles as opportunities.

Each one teaches us something we can learn from in order to move forward.

What’s a frustration you could look at with more curiosity?

Examples:

  • Ugh my weight is up again! → Hmm, why is my weight up again?

  • I’m totally off track again today, what’s wrong with me?! → What’s not working and how can I plan for tomorrow?

  • I have so far to go, I’m never going to reach my goal. → How can I put one foot in front of the other today?

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