All Posts by Joanna Zajusz

“Mind-Body Food Journal” Available now on Amazon

Tracking and planning food is an essential part of weight loss coaching. This is how we learn about our emotional triggers, this is how we find where the excess calories come from. Without tracking and being aware of what we eat, it’s easy to conveniently forget what we grabbed on the go and how much we ate mindlessly. 

This Mind-Body Journal offers focus ideas every week to approach eating mindfully and to do it from a place of self-care. Don’t overlook the 33 questions in the back, they are there to create more clarity. 

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Seven Ways to get out of a Funk

When you walk or sit in nature, in silence, preferably alone, and connect to the present moment… when you truly witness what’s around you… it’s only a matter of time for something to shift within you. Nature heals in many ways. Let the rocks absorb your painful feelings. Let the streams and waterfalls soften your heart. Let the blue vastness of the sky reflect to you your heart’s capacity to feel connected to life again. […] When we are depressed, we have no energy for anything.  At the same time, it’s only up to us to find just one unit of energy and do something, anything.  That unit of energy can be used to find just one thought that FEELS a little bit better. When you feel a bit better, you will have more energy to do one more thing in a positive direction.

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How to stop your late night eating?

We seek pleasures, comfort and relief at night. You don’t really want the food. (unless the cause is 100% physical) You want to feel better. But what do you feel? Stress, emptiness, loneliness, boredom, exhaustion? Food won’t fix that – it will only create frustration and makes us fat. Can you pause… and find within some patience and kindness for yourself? Stop asking “why can’t I stop it?” ask instead (with love) “What can I do, other than eating, to feel what I want to feel?”

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Are you getting better and better at your bad habit? [video]

Between the urge to eat it and actually eating it – there is a space. What are you telling yourself in this space, in this moment – matters. And you are either telling yourself lies or the truth. When you automatically eat the sugar – you are getting better and better at the bad habit.  You are making the habit stronger in your brain. To eventually break the habit,  you need to think, feel, do something different in the moment.

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