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Embrace Your Real

11 Ways to Avoid Overeating this Holiday Season

Embrace Your Real

Julie Ledbetter

Fitness, Health & Fitness, Nutrition

5.0982 Ratings

🗓️ 16 November 2020

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

With the holiday season officially here, I am all about educating, encouraging, and empowering you on how to enjoy your favorite holiday treats while still working towards your goals. Because I know for many of us, our number one struggle isn't getting ourselves to workout, it's getting ourselves to make better nutrition choices and the holidays only magnify the struggle.
 
We don't believe in ourselves and our ability to control ourselves at holiday parties, so we just give in to all the temptations and try to "make it through the holiday season alive." Ya feel me? Either we give in to the temptation or we restrict ourselves throughout the holidays. Regardless of which one you are, both can lead to anxiety, depression and cycles of under-eating/overeating.
 
The holidays are supposed to be the happiest time of the year, and none of that sounds happy to me!
 
I'm excited to tell you it's possible to enjoy your favorite treats and continue working toward your goals. You don't have to compromise one for the other–you can have both. You don't need to feel guilt, regret, anxiety, depression, or straight-up gross anymore because in this episode, I share 11 tips on how to succeed this holiday season!
 
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0:00.0

Hey there beautiful human you're listening to embrace your real with me Julie Ledbetter a

0:05.4

podcast where I empower you to just be you with each episode I dish you a dose of

0:10.7

real talk and actionable advice for building your confidence, honoring your body, and unconditionally loving your authentic self.

0:18.0

Stay tuned if you're ready to embrace your real, let's get it, let's go.

0:36.2

Hello, hello and welcome back to the Embrace Yore podcast. I am so grateful that you are here spending some time with me today wherever you are tuning in whether you're

0:40.0

walking, you're jogging, you're cooking, you're cleaning, you're working out, you're driving, you are doing

0:44.8

the dang thing, you are choosing to show up to prioritize yourself to become the best possible

0:50.2

version of yourself so that you can go and serve others in your best capacity and in

0:55.8

your best self. Now with the holiday season officially here I am all about

1:01.2

educating, encouraging and empowering you on how to enjoy your favorite holiday treats

1:06.8

while still working towards your goals. For many of us, our number one struggle isn't really

1:11.8

getting ourselves to move our bodies or

1:13.8

work out. Instead, it's getting ourselves to make better nutrition choices and

1:19.1

the holidays really only magnify the struggle. We don't believe in ourselves and our ability to

1:25.2

control ourselves at holiday parties, so we typically just end in giving in to all of

1:31.7

the temptations and trying to make it through the holiday season alive.

1:36.3

You feel me?

1:37.3

Either we give into the temptation or we're on the other end of the spectrum and we restrict ourselves throughout the holidays.

1:44.4

Regardless of which one you are, both can lead to anxiety, depression, and cycles of under and

1:51.4

overeating. The holidays are supposed to be the happiest

1:54.7

time of the year and yet none of that sounds happy to me. I am so excited to

2:01.3

share with you that it is possible to enjoy your favorite treats and continue

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