06/09/2026
I can’t believe this is becoming an unpopular opinion… but I guess it is?
Telling women there’s no room for snacks, treats, drinks (LIVING) while working toward fat loss feels like we’re going backward.
Tell that to the woman who has a significant amount of weight to lose and a long road ahead.
Tell that to the postpartum mom who’s drowning just trying to survive (which sometimes means eating her kid’s snacks and making frozen pizza).
Tell that to the woman who spent years restricting and binging and is trying to heal her relationship with food.
You do not have to eat chicken, broccoli and rice every day to lose fat.
You do not have to cut out all the foods you love.
You do not have to give up alcohol because you’re in a calorie deficit.
You CAN learn how to find balance.
For me and my clients that looks like:
- building high quality meals that keep you full and satisfied
- snacking smarter and more intentionally
- pre-planning to set your busiest days up for success
- learning to say “no thank you” more times than you want
AND ALSO—
- building in ice cream after dinner just because you enjoy it
- having a cocktail with your spouse after a long week
- snacking on chips (and a turkey stick) at your kid’s ballgame because convenience matters too
- accepting that slightly slower progress in the name of actually enjoying yourself along the way is a trade off worth making
I’ve achieved my healthiest, strongest, most confident body this way.
And I’ve helped over 1000 women do the same.
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