Mini Habits for Weight Loss: Stop Dieting. Form New Habits. Change Your Lifestyle Without Suffering. (Mini Habits, #2)
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Like a muscle, willpower has been shown to fatigue with use, and get stronger with training.
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real change doesn’t happen from a huge and sudden shift in behavior.
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that fruit consumption created weight loss
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processed foods cause weight gain, not carbs or fat or calories.
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If you need to take the hard path, but you like the easy path, you must make the harder path easier, and the easier path harder.
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Your Primary Goal Is Not Weight Loss: It’s Behavior Change
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To succeed with weight loss, you must change into the type of person who weighs less. If you do that, results will follow.
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Successful weight loss is more about adding new and better things to your life than taking things away.
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positive chain of a healthy lifestyle: better nutrition leads to better sleep, which leads to fewer cravings, which leads to better eating habits, all of which lead to more energy, which leads to a more active lifestyle, which leads to improved physical and mental performance, which leads to more confidence and success, which leads to more money,
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Special occasions and exceptions are the enemy of consistency, and that means they’re the enemy of successful weight loss.
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“Between stimulus and response there is a space. In that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.” ~ Viktor Frankl