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You may know what you need to do to lose weight, but it's thoughts like these that get in the way of your weightloss.  Today, you'll hear a masterclass (with a side of ass-kicking) on how to deal with stuff like this and keep losing weight.  Listen in for how to: Stop beating yourself up because it's normal not to feel like it Know the difference between not wanting to and not being able to Motivate yourself when you don't want to Quit "shoulding" all over yourself Get into action even if you're overwhelmed So sit back, relax, and pretend you're a member of No BS. And if you're ready to take your weightloss to the next level by becoming a member, visit JoinNoBS.com. You'll get weekly trainings, live coaching, baller courses, and a community of women you won't find anywhere else.   Get the Free Course here: https://NoBSFreeCourse.com

Do you... ...work around the clock? ...take care of everybody but you? ...always think you should be doing more? ...feel guilty for taking breaks? You're not alone. Many women only feel good about themselves when they're accomplishing shit. Especially you perfectionists out there. And there's always a "next time" to get more done. You're tired, but instead of resting, you overeat to keep going. Then gain weight. And feel like crap. So you do more to feel better about yourself... It's a never-ending cycle.  What's the answer? Rest. Rest is essential for weightloss. And I'm not just talking about taking a nap. Today's episode breaks down "The 8 Types of Rest That Are Key to Weightloss." You'll hear: Why rest and self-care are essential for losing weight What real rest does for your body The 8 types of rest, including things you can try today How to start believing you're more than what you do Listen now to get some relief from the cycle of doing. You'll learn that when you allow yourself to rest -- and take

Y'all know I'm an open book. If you've been listening to the podcast recently, you may know I'm in perimenopause. It's the stage right before menopause. And it can start as early as your 30s!

Losing weight is easy. Don't agree? Think of all the crazy diets out there. Someone is trying them and losing weight. Maybe even you. Hell, if they gave Olympic medals for losing weight, I would've been the Michael Phelps of weightloss. I lost it over and over with so many diets.  Nothing lasted. Because all those diets were just a bunch of bullshit rules. I didn't change anything except what they told me I "should" eat. The minute I stopped following their rules, I'd gain the weight back. It wasn't until I changed my relationship with food -- and with myself -- that the weight stayed off for good. So, how do you know if your relationship with food is changing? In today's episode, I share five major signs you're improving your relationship with food. And I've experienced every one of them. A few signs might surprise you. Like that you no longer burn your mouth because you "just can't wait" to eat that Hot Pocket right out of the microwave. Or you stop obsessing about what your mother-in-law is thinking when y

Today, I'm sharing a sneak peek into a recent class I taught on how to feel in control around food. This episode will help. You'll hear: 3 main reasons you struggle to stop eating when "you know you should" How to stop overeating so you never leave the table thinking, "I blew it again" What healthy eating looks like (It ain't what you think) Now, after listening, you might think, "Wow, this is what I need to hear more often. It would make losing weight so much easier."  The good news? You can! Join my No BS Weightloss Program right now.  You'll immediately get:  The No BS Weightloss Course that makes losing weight simple, easy and long lasting Coaching calls so you can get answers to some of the toughest weightloss questions A community of women to lean on 24/7. (Because let's face it, weightloss feels so lonely.) Head to JoinNoBS.com if you're ready to lose weight today.

Let me set a scene for you. It's 3pm and you're at work. You're tired and can't concentrate, so you reach for a snack. Maybe a soda, too. The snack and soda get you through to the end of the workday, but then you have to start your "second shift:" dinner, dishes, and whatever else comes before bedtime. As you finally crawl into bed, thoughts rush in. You remember the snack and soda were NOT on your plan and you didn't take a walk at lunch like you promised you would. You beat yourself up, thinking... "Why can't I get my shit together and lose weight?" Today on the podcast, Master Certified Life Coach Neill Williams will tell you exactly why: because you're not meant to go-go-go all day, every day. Your body has a natural rhythm and Neill will help you recognize it and work with it to: Stop relying on overeating, Get better sleep, and... Improve your energy levels by up to 30%! If you feel burned out and could use real-life hacks on how to have more energy during the day, check out today's episode. "The Secr

Do you ever say asshole things to yourself like: "I should’ve gotten more done today" "I'm never going to get this. I may as well quit" "When I... lose the weight/get a promotion/find a partner... THEN I'll feel good about myself" Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Women are hard on themselves, especially my Gen X ladies who grew up in the 80’s and 90’s. If you're over 40, you've had alllll the unrealistic expectations put on you. And you beat yourself up every day for not living up to bullshit outdated rules. During our conversation, we get vulnerable and share our struggles with being hard on ourselves. Katie goes deep on what it really means to give yourself grace in your every day, messy-ass life. We're not talking about becoming a perfect, graceful human being, putting a band-aid over a bad day, or "letting yourself off the hook." Quite the opposite. Giving yourself grace may be the most important thing you do to lose weight faster and easier. And share this episode with the women in your life. I want t

I've got a treat for you today -- a full Q+A session with me. I tackle your burning weightloss questions like:  How do I restart?  How do I handle stress eating?  But what if it just tastes so good? How do I stop nighttime cravings?  What is WRONG with me?  How do I move on from regret? In today's podcast, I give you answers the diet industry never will, like: Why it's hard to restart and how to get your ass in gear The real cause of your overeating How to enjoy tasty food without the guilt My surprising hack for overcoming nighttime cravings Understanding you're not broken and what the real problem is How to move on from regretting the choices you made in the past I brought the fire in this episode and there's a shit-ton of good advice for you.  Get the Free Course here: https://NoBSFreeCourse.com

Is it hard for you to stop at enough with food that tastes good? My hand is raised -- I bet yours is too -- because it's normal to want to keep eating food you love, even when you know you've had enough. But what if I told you that's not why you're struggling with weightloss?   The urge to overeat is not the problem. The problem is what you make it mean about you. That there's something wrong with you. That you're "bad." That food controls you. Bullshit.  What if there's nothing wrong with you? What if there's a damn good explanation for why you want to overeat?  There is, and I'm sharing it on today's podcast: The Best Time to Stop Overeating. Listen in for a fresh perspective on overeating -- one you probably haven't heard -- and real-life techniques to curb it without overhauling your pantry or restricting foods you love. (We don't do that in No BS.) If you want to learn how No BS women lose weight while enjoying their favorite foods, join the membership today at JoinNoBS.com. 

I get this question a lot:  "How do I hold myself accountable?" Most women think accountability is being hard on yourself. We tell ourselves to be good, don't be a fuck up, or stop being lazy.  Then wonder... Why do we know what to do to lose weight, and we don't do it. Newsflash: We talk to ourselves like an asshole to get ourselves to behave. And this will keep you from losing weight.  In today's podcast episode -- How to Actually Hold Yourself Accountable -- I'll share three steps for weightloss accountability : Know when you're being an ass to yourself. Track habits that help you lose weight (and stop tracking things that don't). Identify unmet self-care needs (so you can stop eating to care for yourself). When you learn this, you'll start losing weight and never look back. So listen today!

We're a month into the New Year. If you made a goal to lose weight... how's it going?  If you've quit and are beating yourself up because you “never stick to your goals,” please stop. I know the two reasons why.  In last week’s episode, I gave you the first reason. Go back and check it out if you missed it. This week, I’m sharing the second major reason you can’t stick to your goals. And it has nothing to do with what to eat or how to exercise. When you start a goal, you're all fired up with excitement and motivation. It feels easy. Then life happens. The fire goes out and you’re left with your regular old feelings.  Most diets don’t address this truth, but I will: You’re not a loser if excitement and motivation fade -- they were never meant to last!  Your goals fail because you expect to feel good about them all the time. Spoiler: you won’t. That's not how the brain works.  Successful weightloss comes in the moments you feel like shit and don't eat over it. That's what we work on in No BS – what to do when y

It's 2024. Did you make a resolution this year? If so, how's it going? If I were in Vegas, I'd put my money on "not well."

Have you ever caught yourself reaching for a snack when you're not hungry? You're bored, stressed, or it's just there? We've all been there, right? I had the pleasure of interviewing Dr. Adrian Youdim about cravings on this week's podcast. She's a triple-board certified obesity medicine specialist. She's also a speaker, author, and host of the top-rated podcast Health Bites. Together, we explore the intricate science and deep-rooted connections between cravings ... and emotions. Plus, we lay out practical strategies to help you recognize and meet your true needs. It's all about understanding ourselves better. We want to know what we're really hungry for. That might be food, comfort, or something else. Ready to decode what we're truly craving (spoiler alert: it's often not just about the food!). Tune in now to Episode 353: Why You Crave Food When You're Not Hungry and get ready for some serious 'aha!' moments. P.S. If you're itching to delve even deeper, check out Dr. Adrian Youdim's book "Hungry For More."  

How often do you find yourself eating past full? In today's podcast, '6 Reasons You Eat Past Enough,' I explore why stopping is hard, even when you're full. Trust me, it's not just about willpower; there's more to the story. Did you know that one of the reasons we eat past enough is that we are using food to reward ourselves? Or that sometimes, our body is still wired to overeat because of old diet rules we're clinging to? Discover the 6 common reasons for overeating and advice to overcome them in Episode 252: 6 Reasons You Eat Past Enough.   Get the Free Course here: http://NoBSFreeCourse.com

Y'all have been begging for this one. Today on the podcast, we're getting real about menopause and perimenopause. I wish there had been an episode like this years ago to help me understand what in the hell is going on with my body. My energy levels have been in the toilet and I've just not felt like "me." Many of you can relate... and you might be gaining weight on top of it. It's like the shit sandwich of middle age. But there's hope (and answers). In Episode 351: Weightloss and Menopause, I'm talking to the woman I trust with my own body: Dr. Anna Garrett. Listen in as Dr. Anna drops her knowledge on: How early perimenopause can start... and how long it can last (you'll be shocked) The root cause of hormone imbalance for almost all women (and what it has in common with weight gain) The key hormone that can cause weight gain (and what you can do to help eliminate it from your body) Key nutrients to focus on for bone density and hormone balance (even I'm not getting enough of these) The top 3 things you can

We have an acronym we use all the time inside of No BS: PLMF. In other words... Pivot. Like a. Mother. Fucker. Which is exactly what I did after I pooped my pants during a walk the other day. (I wish I were kidding.) Listen to today's podcast to get the whole messy story. Did it suck? Of course! Did it change my schedule? Yep. Did I sit around in my doo-doo like a toddler and whine that my day was ruined? Hell no! Now, if I had listened to what my brain offered up after my "accident," I wouldn't have done shit for the rest of the day (no pun intended) except feel sorry for myself and eat chips on the couch. Instead, I PLMF'd and even managed to fit a workout in. Don't believe your brain when it tells you everything has to go right or the whole day is ruined. It's a lie that will keep you stuck forever. In No BS, we teach you how to hear your excuses and lose weight anyway. In fact, there's a simple question we ask all the time to help us move from being stuck to taking action. I share it in Episode 350: When

Ever grab a snack and mow it down before you realize you weren't even hungry?  Every damn hand should be raised. In today's episode, you'll hear me help a No BS member with her fear of snacking during a recent weightloss weekly call. And y'all, I don't just give her some formula for "how not to snack"... because there isn't one. We snack when we're not hungry for different reasons -- hell, I did it just the other day! Listen to the episode for the aha moment I had when I sat down and started eating a snack when I wasn't hungry.  My aha was WHY I did it. That's the difference between No BS and other diets. We help you understand WHY you do things like snack when you're not hungry, so you don't have to struggle with it again.  If you're tired of other diets with their bullshit promises that always end up failing you, head to JoinNoBS.com.  It's a great time to join -- this month, we're throwing out all the old rules like counting points, restriction, fasting, etc. etc. We're resetting our diet mindset BEFORE th

Are you curious how we tackle "stopping at enough" inside the No BS Membership?  The answer is "hell yes!" based on what you said you wanted to hear more about when I asked on Instagram. (Follow me HERE for more real-life weightloss tips and tricks). So today, I'm sharing a sneak peek into two recent weightloss calls with No BS members who are struggling with stopping at enough. And that's normal. We don't call stopping at enough "the Bigfoot of No BS" for nothing.  Finding your "enough" can be frustrating, especially when you're used to overeating. And stopping when you've found it can bring up all kinds of emotions.  Because blowing past your enough cues has nothing to do with your body. Your body often knows it's had enough... but you don't listen because your mind isn't ready to be done eating. And this is the type of work we do in No BS: uncovering why it's hard for you to stop at enough and discovering easy, effective methods for how to do it anyway. One day, it'll get easier. But today, if it's not, we

Hard-core diets love to tell you: "Food is just fuel." I call bullshit. Deep in our bones, we know food is more than fuel. It's love. It's cultural expression. It's identity. And it's damn delicious! With No BS, you can nurture a strong connection to generations past without compromising your weightloss goals. In today's episode, No BS Coaches MJ and Dina talk about losing weight while savoring the foods that are an essential part of your heritage, culture, and traditions.  Coach Dina shares how, for years, the diet industry convinced her the only way to lose weight was by denying herself the Mexican and Hawaiian dishes that felt like home. Some diets didn't even acknowledge her culture's foods! Then she found No BS. She was skeptical she could shed pounds and still enjoy her mom's chile rellenos, but she tried the No BS way and lost 40 pounds. Listen to Episode 347: Culture, Food Traditions, and Weightloss for a new perspective on celebrating your cultural roots -- even Coach MJ's sweet tea and fried chicken

If you're a regular podcast listener, you know my bestie Jane. I talk to her every day even though we live 1000s of miles apart. Jane is not only my best friend but a Master Certified Life Coach and an expert on binge eating, emotional eating, and food addiction. Because she's been there.  I recently sat down with Jane for her podcast Binge Breakthrough. In today's episode, you'll hear our raw conversation about her bingeing journey.  From barely sharing her secret eating to opening up with me and now helping women become binge-free, Jane's story is nothing short of an inspiration.  But it didn't happen overnight. It wasn't an easy fix. And she had to overcome two paralyzing fears: shame and judgment.  Believe it or not, none of us really want to lose weight. We want to lose the shame and judgment we have about our weight, our bodies, or our eating. Today, we talk about how to do that SO THAT you can lose weight a helluva lot easier. If you're addressing binge eating or just want to lose weight and eat like a