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The Last Diet: Discover the Secret to Losing Weight – For Good

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During the initial consultations and assessments, I was made very aware of how long my weight had been causing concern. I witnessed countless pitches from experts who I realize now could only sell my mum a fix if they concluded that I needed fixing. I became more and more conscious that something was the matter with me and that it was costing those around me time, money and energy to try to fix it (however hard they tried to hide this fact from me). Behind every consultation room door was a new person who would weigh me, prod me, confirm something was wrong with me and offer me a cure.

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One thing I think is really important is to create visual reminders of why you’re even doing this in the first place. Create a list of all the negatives of your behaviours. Maybe write a letter to yourself about why you’re doing this, and what you’re excited to gain. Or a list of your strengths and achievements. For those moments where you’re having the conversation of “I can’t do this, I’m too weak”, you have something to look at. That can make you think, “Oh, actually, if I could do all this, then I can absolutely ride this ride this craving”. Jada Pinkett Smith reveals whether she and estranged husband Will Smith are 'staying together forever' after secretly separating SEVEN years agoTravis Kelce 'looks old' and is 'wobbling' for the Chiefs - but it has NOTHING to do with Taylor Swift, says ex-NFL scout John Middlekauff The vicious royal assassination that shames even Harry and Meghan's odious cheerleader: MAUREEN CALLAHAN - who's read Omid Scobie's Endgame so you don't have to - is horrified at its unblushing cruelty We can be good at comforting those we love during our conversations with them, not least in these troubling times. In this motivating workshop with Shahroo Izadi, behavioural change specialist and bestselling author, you will discover the self-empowerment to elicit self-led change - even if you have historically been resistant to it. Learn simple tools for transforming old habits into new ones, and along the way uncover the necessary toolkit for increasing your self-esteem and self-managing unwanted behaviours. Christina Aguilera reveals she needed FOUR people to help her move in her gown while filming elaborate Menulog ad

This course has now passed, but you can be the first to know about the next one - and other workshops like this - by signing up to our newsletter here. What, in addition to alcohol, could be solving your problems? Or could you make that problem less of a problem? Is that more the mission? Can you find ways to remedy stress and putting your focus there? Can you look for ways to reduce your experience of stress? Stopping continual day ones Maya Jama puts on a VERY leggy display in dazzling silver gown as she attends the Sabina Bilenko Couture Christmas party Love Island's Sammy Root speaks out on Jess Harding split and reveals why he's not looking to get into another relationship Ad Feature Staying IN your new going OUT? Here's your guide to an indulgent, cosy night at home... that won't break the...

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