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🗓️ 23 October 2024
⏱️ 27 minutes
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0:00.0 | If you're someone who struggles with stress eating and emotional overeating and no matter how much |
0:07.6 | you try to manage your stress or to prioritize mindset work and reducing overwhelm and self-care |
0:15.2 | practices, no matter how much you try to prioritize those things, you wind up continuing to go for food |
0:21.8 | to find some relief to numb out. |
0:24.4 | I want you to listen to today's episode because the truth is you will not stop overeating |
0:30.3 | until you understand this. |
0:36.3 | Welcome to the Dear Body podcast. I'm your host, Jesse Jean, and this is a show dedicated to my fellow ambitious, goal-driven women who want to feel in flow and in momentum in their life instead of perpetually feeling behind. |
0:52.0 | We have a lot of discussion around here on how to have a healthy |
0:54.8 | relationship with food, fitness, and your body. I share some pretty unique and effective |
0:59.8 | strategies for healing, but we go way beyond that. And we have conversations around creating |
1:05.4 | clarity in your life, setting goals, mastering habits, up-leveling, becoming the most confident and embodied version of |
1:13.2 | yourself, all while reducing overwhelm, being present, and prioritizing the things that matter most. |
1:22.6 | Hello, and welcome back to the show. So happy to have you today. I'm going to share with you the story of a former client. We're going to give her the name Emily. She is a mom of two young kids married. She works full time outside of the home. And she really struggles with emotional eating, with stress eating. And it's gotten to the point in her life. She's been struggling with it for as long as she |
1:44.7 | can remember, but it's gotten to the point where she is constantly thinking about food. It's |
1:51.6 | always in the back of her mind and she'll be eating breakfast and she's already thinking about |
1:56.5 | what she can have for lunch. When she's eating lunch, she's thinking about what she can have |
2:00.2 | for dinner. It is her quiet lunch, she's thinking about what she can have for dinner. |
2:01.3 | It is her quiet comfort. It is the thing that she loves to do, but she also hates the fact that |
2:09.2 | she feels like maybe she has an obsession with food. And she doesn't really understand why it's like |
2:16.2 | this. She feels like she does a pretty good job |
2:18.8 | at keeping the foods out of her house that she considers junk foods like bake goods and |
2:24.7 | chips and ice cream and cookies. Sweets are a challenge for her salty things like chips |
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