You know what to do. Youâve cleaned up your eating, made progress with habits, and told yourself this time youâre really committing to weight loss.
But then you overeat after a long day. Skip a meal prep. Make a food choice you didnât plan for â and suddenly it feels like all your progress is undone.
You start spiraling: âWhy am I still doing this? I know better.â
In this episode, weâre unpacking why these moments of âmessing upâ with food feel so heavy â and what it actually means when you keep knowing what to doâŠbut donât always follow through.
Youâll learn:
â Why trying to eliminate human error is secretly sabotaging your consistency
â How perfectionism, shame, and internal pressure are stalling your healthy eating progress
â The reason your brain resists ease with food and why it clings to struggle, even when it leads to burnout
â What really creates lasting weight loss (hint: itâs not performing your habits perfectly)
â How to build sustainable healthy eating habits, even when youâre tired, busy, or not feeling your best
If youâve ever felt like one mistake ruins everything, this episode will help you shift your relationship with food missteps so they donât keep derailing your weight loss goals.
This isnât about giving yourself a pass. Itâs about building healthy eating habits that work with your humanity â not against it.
Learn more at: https://katrentas.com/healthy-eating-human-error-podcast
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