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A Diet to Die for

 

Hi there

Click below to read a great article that I wrote with personal trainer Susan Cass, called A Diet to Die For. 

In this article we discuss why the diets that most people view as so successful in the short term have to  be so drastic? The Atkins diet, the grape  diet, the raw food diet,  the cabbage soup diet. It really doesn’t sound very appealing, you know you’re going to hate every minute of it and not be able to sustain it for any tangible length of time, but I guess no pain no gain is the answer to our dieting success - right? 

CLICK HERE TO READ THIS ARTICLE

Please make a comment below about this article if you find it helpful in any way.

Many thanks

 

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Interview with Psychotherapist, Richard Curen

Hi everyone,

I have a very special pod-cast for you to listen to. In this one I interview psychotherapist, Richard Curen. Richard is someone I know very well as he is my brother.

We discuss the complex subject of human behaviour and look to shed some light on why we think, feel and act in certain ways. We talk about  how we are not set in stone and how we can break habits and patterns and  change for the better.

Richard is the director of Respond, a national charity working with people with learning difficulties who are the victims or perpetrators of abuse. To find out more about the charity click here.

If you find this pod-cast useful then please make some comments below and I will pass them on to Richard.

Take good care 

Pete

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Don't Give Up

Hi there guys and girls,

Did you know there's an old saying that goes ‘A path with no obstacles goes nowhere’.

There are always going to be times when you make a mistake or think you’ve failed. Most of us fear failure because we think it means that we are failures. But failing is just something we have to do occasionally – it’s the other side of success. When we get things wrong, it’s an ideal opportunity to learn.

What you’ve done is less important than your response to what you’ve done. So if, for example, you overeat because you're stressed, or tired, or bored. Just say, ‘Ok, that’s what I did this time – What will I do differently next time?’

Think back to when you learned to drive or ride a bike. You almost certainly didn’t get that right first time. But the mistakes you made were signposts that gave you the opportunity to learn.

Dieters are always one mouthful away from failure: one piece of chocolate or a late night binge and they think, ‘I’ve blown it', and what a great excuse to dive back into your old bad habits that is! But once it’s eaten, it’s finished, it’s history! Stop beating yourself up and get on with your life. The successful slimmers I’ve worked with have used experiences like this as opportunities to learn.

Keep learning.

TIP OF THE DAY - Make time for change

Breaking your Habits is as easy as learning them.

Walking was probably one of the first habits you mastered. Even though you didn't succeed first time, and probably fell over, you didn't give up, you kept going. Consider how many people give up trying to break a habit when something goes wrong and they go back to old ways. If we had that attitude when we where learning to walk then none of us would have got up, we would all be on the floor sucking up fluff!

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