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Self-Talk Matters

The way we talk to ourselves shapes our approach to goals. When we frame our choices as restrictions, like saying "I can't have pizza," we set ourselves up for rebellion against those very rules. This mindset can lead to overindulgence, as resisting too much often results in a backlash. Embracing a more flexible and positive self-talk can transform our relationship with fitness and nutrition.
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    1522: How to Stay Consistent with Your Diet & Workout

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