Self-sabotaging my eating plan
pinkleather1981
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I'm self-sabotaging my eating habits. I know what I'm doing and I know why - but I am still doing it!
This year I am down around 25-30lbs. I am so much fitter and healthier than I was. Most of that weight loss came from working with a personal trainer. I am no longer working with him after he started to sexually harass me and attempted to physically do stuff that I didn't want to do.
I have a new trainer and a new gym, and exercise wise everything is going well. I am loving the new gym and new classes, but I seem to have lost any motivation to stick to my eating plan. I'm generally ok during the day, but terrible about snacking at night.
Looking at this objectively I can see what's going on, I lost a whole load of weight, got so much stronger and more confident, and then someone who I trusted and respected hurt me. It's not taking a rocket scientist to see why I am self-sabotaging the diet so I don't keep losing!
Anyone got any tips to help me focus on sticking with my plan? I have another 10-15lbs to go.
Thanks
This year I am down around 25-30lbs. I am so much fitter and healthier than I was. Most of that weight loss came from working with a personal trainer. I am no longer working with him after he started to sexually harass me and attempted to physically do stuff that I didn't want to do.
I have a new trainer and a new gym, and exercise wise everything is going well. I am loving the new gym and new classes, but I seem to have lost any motivation to stick to my eating plan. I'm generally ok during the day, but terrible about snacking at night.
Looking at this objectively I can see what's going on, I lost a whole load of weight, got so much stronger and more confident, and then someone who I trusted and respected hurt me. It's not taking a rocket scientist to see why I am self-sabotaging the diet so I don't keep losing!
Anyone got any tips to help me focus on sticking with my plan? I have another 10-15lbs to go.
Thanks
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Take it one day at a time. Pre-plan evening snacks. Try to do something else when you feel the urge to go off the deep end. Call a friend, your mom, someone.0
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I too am having the same issue (snacking badly at night). I just recently took my snacking/dessert section OFF my diary because I noticed having it makes me think, "eh, 150+ calories here isn't too bad" but looking at it as a whole (added with my regular meals) it adds on excess calories from snacking and dessert I don't need. I'm going to see if it helps me any--maybe doing something similar would help you?0
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