What would happen if we all got brutally honest about our relationship with food?
The truth is, for so many women, this struggle isn’t just about food or their body—it’s about everything underneath it.
That relentless inner chatter:
✔️ “What should I eat? What shouldn’t I eat?”
✔️ “Do I look okay in this? Will people notice?”
✔️ “Why do I feel like I’m failing at something so basic?”
For years, this was my dirty little secret. On the outside, I seemed fine. But inside? I was consumed by food guilt, body shame, and endless comparison.
And I never talked about it. Not with friends. Not even with the gym-goers and “naturally thin” women I silently envied.
Because who wants to admit they feel completely out of control?
But what if you’re not the only one?
In this episode, I’m sharing the secrets I thought I’d take to my grave—what it was like back then, how I healed, and what freedom looks like today.
If you’ve ever felt like the only one struggling in silence, this episode is for you.
"I have spent thousands of dollars and lost (and gained) hundreds of pounds. Every other program I’ve ever done has always been about the food – and about measuring, and about restrictions. No other program ever addressed what was happening within ME, and the constant conflict between my mind and my body."
Carrie Nyssen
"My life is unrecognizable from when I started. By this I mean that my EXTERNAL life hasn’t changed; I live in the same house with my husband and kids etc.... BUT my internal world is completely different. I feel deeply connected to myself and who I am…"
Tanith Lee
"This whole thing was an INTERNAL job, and now food is finally just food. It’s no longer my source of comfort or shame. But it was so much more than the food….I was in an internal war with myself, and it was a hateful, mean-spirited, vicious war. And now that's just not who I am anymore."
Suzanne Graney
Get There Easier, Stay There Longer, And Enjoy It MUCH More By Changing Nothing More Than Your Thoughts…
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