Welcome!
The 12-Day Weight Loss Doesn’t Have to Suck Challenge!
What to Do When You “Mess Up”
- Think about your most recent slip-up with eating. What thoughts and emotions followed? How did these affect your next food choices? 
- How would responding with curiosity instead of self-criticism change your experience after a setback? 
- What's your plan for rebounding faster after your next slip-up? What specific action will you take to get back on track? 
Journal Prompts/Questions to Ponder:
My slip-ups are learning opportunities, not reasons to give up.
My ability to rebound quickly is my superpower in weight loss.
I don't need to wait for tomorrow to make my next choice the right one.
Day 9 Power Statement:
Listening to Your Body for Weight Loss
Your body is telling you it's truly hungry when:
- Your stomach feels physically empty 
- You notice gentle growling or gurgling 
- You're getting distracted from what you're doing 
- The hunger sensation isn't going away 
- A simple meal (like a sandwich) sounds good 
You’re probably not actually hungry if:
- You'd eat chips but would turn down vegetables 
- You're just worried about getting hungry later 
- You're "wondering" if you're hungry 
- You're craving one specific food 
- No physical hunger signals - just want to eat 
You're at that perfect "satisfied" spot when:
- Your mind starts wandering from your food 
- You could comfortably go for a walk 
- Your stomach feels content but not stretched 
- You're questioning if you need more 
- You'll probably be good for 3-4 hours 
Quick tips for success:
- Take a 5-minute pause halfway through your meal 
- Put your fork down between bites 
- Remember: There's always more food coming when you're truly hungry again! 
- It's okay if you overeat sometimes - just notice and adjust next time 
- Be kind to yourself as you practice this new skill 
Ready for More?
If you have any questions, please email kimberly@kimberlyseversoncoaching.com
 
                         
            
              
            
            
          
              