EPISODE 124: How to Say No To Yourself and Still Feel Good

In this week’s episode of the Fat Murder Podcast, co-coach, Steph Miramontes (@soulcenteredfitness.co) and I discuss why telling yourself no isn’t always a form of restriction.

In fact, in many instances, telling ourselves no is a form of self-respect, self-love, or self-care.

Consider a plant-based eater, like our own Coach Steph Miramontes, who has chosen this lifestyle for ethical reasons. Not eating meat and other animal products is an easy decision for her because it aligns with her core values. She’s not operating from a scarcity mindset by making this choice.

The same could be said of someone with celiac disease who doesn’t eat gluten due to an intolerance. They just works around it by eating other foods they enjoys.

When making a decision that honors your values, it’s not coming from a place of scarcity with a goal of weight loss in mind.

You’re not choosing this with the hope to simply lose weight or force yourself to do something you don’t want to do, right? Sometimes telling ourselves no is kindness, not restriction.

Other talking points:

▪️Why is the human brain always wanting more?
▪️How to overcome the self-sabotaging “I deserve it” mentality
▪️The powerful realization that our thoughts are not-always the truth and how to harness these emotions

Give this episode a listen and let us know what you learned about yourself. Any powerful “a-ha” moments or realizations? We’d love to hear them!

Share
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Reddit

Weight loss

Psychology Quiz: Discover Your Diet Personality Type

Train your brain to eat like a “naturally thin” person

Take our 3-minute quiz and end the battle with your weight for good.

  • Become a magical unicorn that can just stop at one cookie
  • Build fat loss habits that make losing weight easy and permanent
  • Never download another weight loss app again
  • Don’t wait until Monday to get “back on track”
1
2
3
4
5
1. What is your goal?  
2. What gender do you identify with?  
3. What is your age?  
4. Having something to look forward to can be a big motivator to stick to your plan. Do you have an important event coming up?  
Please answer all questions to proceed
5. Our program, Unstuffed, uses psychology to understand your eating habits and personalize your plan. When do you typically feel an urge to grab a snack?  
6. What typically triggers your urge to snack and nibble?  
7. Have any life events led to weight gain in the last few years? (Choose all that apply)  
8. How long has it been since you were at your ideal weight? (Choose all that apply)  
Please answer all questions to proceed
9. Which statement best describes you?  
10. Which statement best describes you?  
11. Which statement best describes you?  
12. Which statement best describes you?  
Please answer all questions to proceed
13. Which statement best describes you?  
14. Which statement best describes you?  
15. Which statement best describes you?  
16. Which statement best describes you?  
17. Which statement best describes you?  
Please answer all questions to proceed
Enter your email to receive your diet personality assessment:  
First Name  
0.00

We’ll also be sending you scientifically proven tools to help you get started:

  • Lose the Diet, Gain a Life: 7 Steps to Food Freedom. A guide on how to eat and think like a “naturally thin” person without ever having to diet again.
  • Psychology-based Audio Lessons to take your first steps towards weight loss success.
Take The Quiz