Am I doing it right?

It wholly depends on what you are eating for. Are you exercising a lot? How much protein are you getting in?

If you are exercising you will need the carbs to fuel your workout and lots of protein for recovery. Not all carbs are the same either, although they are caloricly the same the foods that they are in have different nutrition attached. For example a sugar filled oatmeal (cinnamon brown sugar for example) has good fibre and carbs but also has a lot of refined sugar which isn't as good for you as having cooked steel cut oats with natural honey, walnuts and baked apple slices mixed in. So it's not just about how many carbs you get, its the quality of the food that it comes from and what that food also gives you.

If you want to lower your carbs try having some scrambled egg whites with some cheese with a small serving of hashbrowns and maybe some bacon if you don't mind the sodium and high fat.

For Lunch a 1/2 chicken breast with a lemon herb seasoning diced on a herb lettuce salad with some low-fat dressing and a handful of fruit is a great low carb option.

What I like to do for dinner is a 4-6oz sirloin steak with a cooked shredded rainbow salad or a side caesar salad without croutons but with freshly crisped, diced bacon.

Snap Peas, Cucumber Slices, Strawberries, Raspberries, carrots, apples, peaches, pears, etc as a heavier carb snack. Or one that I like is 2 skim mozza cheese sticks with 1/2 cup plain greek yogurt and homemade granola and dried cherries/cranberries. Another one that I like to do as a all day snacking is grapes, they are a deliciously mindless treat.

Protein should be .5-1g per lb of your goal weight at minimum as a side note. Hope you find the right options for yourself