Stop Wishing, Start Rewriting: Why Your Resolutions Fail and How to Actually Change
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About this listen
Are you tired of making the same New Year’s resolutions every year only to give up four to six weeks later? In this episode, we break down why the traditional approach to change is a "maladaptive coping skill" for guilt rather than a roadmap for success. We explore the psychological shift from "have-to" to "want-to" and explain why your environment, your "tribe," and your mindset are more important than any date on a calendar.
Key Takeaways from the Episode:
- The Trap of Prohibitive Thinking: Why starting a journey from a place of self-hatred or avoidance (e.g., "I don't want to be fat") sets you up for failure from the beginning.
- Rewriting the Rules: How to view yourself as the architect of your own relational system and why you must be willing to return to the "negotiation table" daily to refine your progress.
- Acceptance vs. Endorsement: Learning that acknowledging your current reality is the first step toward changing it, without the need for shame or judgment.
- Performance Over Aesthetics: Why focusing on measurable performance gains leads to faster results and long-term sustainability compared to focusing on body composition alone.
- Ending the Isolation: The critical role of support and accountability and why working with a professional to design a custom plan is the "difference maker" for success.
Stop Wasting Time Stop waiting for "Monday" or the "New Year" to mortgage your happiness for the future. Change happens in real-time through the cumulative effect of small, daily decisions.
Ready to stop wishing and start winning? If you are ready to assemble your "news team," negotiate new rules for your life, and finally see the results your effort deserves, it's time to stop lying to yourself and take action.