Weight Loss for Food-Lovers Molly Zemek

Today Molly is joined by Mariana Bonesso, a Certified life and deep-dive coach who specializes in helping high performers stop procrastinating. Through Mariana’s own journey of self-awareness she discovered how to simplify the process of getting things done, and even make the work more enjoyable.
Learn: How productivity culture is similar to diet culture. The role shame plays in fueling procrastination. The way to cultivate joy while getting things done.
About Mariana: Mariana coaches clients 1-1 in her private practice, helping them execute on projects and see their goals to completion. She helps people recognize limiting beliefs and emotions holding them back from success.
To learn more about Mariana’s work, visit: https://marianabonesso.com or check her out on Instagram @mariana_fbonesso 

One of the easiest ways to extinguish habits of mindless eating and drinking is by losing desire for the things that no longer serve you. Instead of using willpower to resist cravings for food and alcohol, you can improve your mind-body connection and change your perception around what you truly want to consume. Tune into today’s podcast to hear Molly explain the steps to lessening your desire for food and beverages that don’t help you feel or look your best. To rate and review this podcast, visit: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/weight-loss-for-food-lovers/id1500464977

Thoughts motivate all the actions we take. When it comes to overeating, there are particular reasons why we choose to dismiss the body’s signals of hunger and satiety and respond to our emotional appetite. On today’s podcast Molly explains how thought deviations encourage us to focus more on food and less on our body when cravings kick in. You’ll learn how thought deviations are rooted in a diet mentality, the common ones many of us believe, and why these patterns of thinking are not “errors” but old beliefs that need to be challenged. To learn more about Molly’s new book “Decoding Your Emotional Appetite,” visit: https://www.mollyzemek.com/book

If the idea of going on another diet feels too daunting, it may be simpler to just uncover the extra eating. Instead of changing what you eat, clearing out your pantry of “bad” foods, or adopting a new fitness routine, this approach makes the process of weight loss more manageable. In today’s conversation, Molly gives you a powerful question to ask that will help you pinpoint and solve instances of mindless eating. By being aware of situations when you engage in extra eating you can more easily solve for them. To learn more about Molly's new book, go to https://www.mollyzemek.com/book

Today Molly is joined by Kathryn Green, a Master-certified life coach who specializes in helping people become aware of societal and self-imposed limits. One of Molly’s personal coaches, Kathryn guides her clients to see possibility and harness personal empowerment. Learn: Why you should entertain your personal yearning for something different. How fear and intuition are different, and how to respond to both. The way to reframe self sabotage and cultivate self-compassion.
About Kathryn: Kathryn is the owner and head coach of Reclaim the True You empowerment coaching. She works with clients 1-1 to help reshape self perception, and open up new perspectives.
To learn more about Kathryn’s work, visit: https://reclaimthetrueyou.com/ or check her out on Instagram @reclaimthetrueyoucoaching

Are you fed up with giving so much thought and energy to weight loss? Sometimes focusing for too long on losing weight can be counterproductive. On today’s podcast Molly explains how fixating on weight loss as your main goal can actually work against your efforts to shed pounds. She explains how to shift your thinking in a way that makes it easier to feel and look better without focusing too much on the scale. To learn more about the Weight Loss for Food Lovers membership, go to https://www.mollyzemek.com/course and for Molly’s new book head to https://www.mollyzemek.com/book