Don't Get Cocky: How to Keep Momentum After Weight Loss

You’ve lost the weight, you’re feeling amazing, and life’s looking good. But here’s the catch—this is where most people slip up. In this episode, Jess and I talk about what happens when overconfidence creeps in and how to avoid falling back into old habits. We’ll cover the simple habits that truly matter, why sticking to the plan is non-negotiable, and how to keep your results without overthinking or chasing shiny new trends. If you want to keep crushing it, this one’s for you.

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* Avoiding Overconfidence ("Don't Get Cocky"):

* They emphasize that overconfidence often leads to slacking off on the basics, such as consistent exercise, balanced meals, and sufficient sleep.

* An example was shared of a client who found maintenance harder than weight loss because of loosening discipline (e.g., indulging in treats or skipping workouts).

* Sticking to the Basics:

* Consistency with foundational habits like walking 10,000 steps, eating three protein-focused meals, and sleeping 7-8 hours is crucial.

* They discourage overcomplicating routines or introducing unnecessary changes when current strategies are working.

* Trusting the Coaching Process:

* Clients are reminded to trust the guidance of their coaches and follow the prescribed plan rather than attempting to self-direct or chase fads.

* Common Pitfalls:

* Self-sabotage behaviors, such as using life’s challenges as excuses or prioritizing intense workouts over adequate sleep.

* The "excuse train" leading to a slide back into unhealthy habits.

* Motivational Nuggets:

* "Don’t trade a dollar for a penny," meaning don’t sacrifice valuable progress for short-term satisfaction.

* Simplify priorities by focusing on actions that have the most significant impact.

* Engaging Presentation Style:

* The conversational tone, humor, and relatable anecdotes make the podcast approachable and engaging.

* Shared experiences, such as personal struggles and successes, create connection and trust.