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ERF 213: Why Are You Never Good Enough?

Eric Roberts Fitness

Eric Roberts Fitness

Fitness, Health & Fitness, Nutrition

4.91.3K Ratings

🗓️ 9 June 2021

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of the Eric Roberts Fitness Podcast we are going to talk about something that I truly believe you need to hear. So many people never allow themselves to be happy. To celebrate their wins. To internalize the positive things that are going on in their journey. This is the #1 reason why most journeys fail. I want to save you from that. I hope you enjoyed the episode and if you did please feel free to leave a 5 star rating and review on iTunes.  Hope this helps. -E

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0:00.0

What is going on guys?

0:05.0

What is going on guys?

0:08.0

What is going on guys? Welcome back to the Aircropers Fitness Podcast.

0:10.0

I hope you are doing amazing.

0:12.0

And this podcast today very important

0:16.0

podcast I think for a lot of people I think you need to hear this

0:20.4

podcast especially you yes you I made a post on I believe

0:25.8

tick talk and Instagram yesterday today either one of those two things um and

0:30.8

basically I was getting very, very, very passionate about a subject.

0:35.8

And so it all started from, I don't know what post I made, but a very kind lady left a comment on one of my

0:43.9

Tik-Tok posts and she said I'm something to the effect of man I really needed to hear this

0:49.9

I only lost a half a pound this week and that just sent me up a fucking rail for so many

0:58.1

different reasons number one just from like like a number standpoint of things, losing anywhere from 0.5 to 1 pound per week on average, and I said on average, losing anywhere from 0.5 to 1 pound per week on average is

1:15.4

is literally considered a healthy sustainable very good rate of weight loss and

1:22.3

so number one she's in the healthy sustainable rate of

1:26.5

weight loss category and also number two I said on average because again let's just

1:31.0

say there's a few of my clients that come to mind right now

1:33.6

that I look that might listen to this and can agree and can attest to this you know

1:38.2

sometimes like for example two people come to mind are one of my clients Amy and one of my clients Jamie and both of their

1:44.8

weights kind of like what they'll do is and we've seen this because we track their body

1:48.9

weight every single day they'll kind of stall out quote- unquote, stall out for three weeks, four weeks, not lose

1:55.4

much weight, not lose much weight, not lose much weight, and then that fourth week they

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