Tell me if this feels familiar: You notice that you’ve put on some weight. When you pass a mirror, you either look away, walking as fast as you can, or you say something awful to yourself.

You might retort, “My belly is disgusting!” or, “I’m hopeless! I will ALWAYS be ugly.” I think that you can relate to this. I also suspect that you make yourself wrong for not having a perfect body and not having the “will power” to change it.

After working as a body esteem coach with hundreds of clients, I know that negative self-talk keeps us stuck forever. Most people stay stuck in a painful story and need real tools to help them move forward.

Overeating and dieting are all symptoms of a bigger problem: self-abuse. Changing specific daily actions from self-abuse to self-empowerment brings freedom.

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