09/01/2026
I see you âŹď¸
Youâve had a turbulent relationship with food for as long as you can remember.
đĄÂ Your entire life has been a hamster wheel of trying the latest weight loss tool, maybe even seeing success in losing weight, but eventually gaining all of it back (+ interest).
But what really starts to take over your life isnât even physical. Itâs mental.
đŠÂ The CONSTANT thoughts about food
đŠÂ The lack of confidence and non-stop self-deprecating comments
đŠÂ The inability to focus on everyday tasks
đŠÂ The secretive eating and internalized shame (that you wouldnât dare let anyone else see)
đŠÂ The drive to binge, even when you know the consequences
Sure, youâre concerned about your physical health, and would like a healthy body, but more than anything you want your life back.
đ You want to enjoy a few slices of pizza on a random Tuesday without it ruining your entire week.
đŚÂ You want to be able to eat ice cream in moderation, rather than cutting it out entirely or losing control and eating way more than any normal person would (then hiding the evidence)
đ You donât want your first and last thought of every single day to be about food.
â¤ď¸âđŠšÂ You want to feel comfortable in your body, appreciative of what it can do rather than resentful of how it looks.
Getting to the point where this is your reality takes some reverse engineering âŞ
These struggles were built from years, maybe even a LIFETIME, of thoughts, beliefs, and habits that have served you in some way (food has been there for you through it all, despite the problems that it causes you).
đ Fixing this unhealthy relationship with food means going back to uncover how these thoughts and habits formed, and rewiring the brain to form new, healthier thoughts and habits. Ones that serve you long-term.
I break down exactly how to do this in my free training - comment or DM me âPICKLEâ and Iâll send it over đ
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