Is quitting sugar hard? [Part 1]

Is quitting sugar hard? Hell, yeah. It’s an addiction. But when you put it on perspective… it can be one of the easiest things in life.
Continue readingIs quitting sugar hard? Hell, yeah. It’s an addiction. But when you put it on perspective… it can be one of the easiest things in life.
Continue readingIn this video I talked about : 01:47 what are we healing from and where are we going? 02:57 what we are not doing ? we are not going back… 03:22 how does it start? the big events 03:33 slow awakening midnight anxiety 04:00 five stages of grief 04:15 how we get stuck in […]
Continue readingHaving too high expectations of yourself may be a guaranteed way to get nothing done. We think it is praiseworthy to have high expectations of ourselves. I believed it too but… it was one big lie. If you look closely, you may also see: too high expectations are a way to let yourself down.
Continue readingBetween 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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Continue readingAfter I clarified what self-discipline means to me, what self-love means to me, I saw that they can be one and the same thing. What do you believe about self-discipline? And are the beliefs helping you or hurting you? Do you bully yourself into sticking to self discipline? Does it affect you negatively if you don’t do it perfectly? How would you feel if you knew you could create great results and self-discipline did not have to be perfect.
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