The 4-Step Reset That Will Actually Change Your Relationship With Food In 2026

You know that thing you do where you swear this year will be different with food…

And then January rolls around and you’re right back in the same mental tug-of-war?

Trying to be “good.”

Trying not to think about food.

Trying to control it harder this time.

This episode is for the part of you that is exhausted from "starting over" .

In this episode, I’m walking you through a 4-step reset that actually creates real, lasting change with food. Not on a behavior level. Not on a “what should I eat” level. But on the level that quietly runs everything: your identity.

You’ll learn:

• Why January resets so often fail, even when you’re motivated
• The real reason food patterns follow you year after year
• Why changing behaviors without changing identity always backfires
• How to clear old guilt, shame, and “failed attempts” so they don’t come with you into 2026
• The questions that help you become someone who feels calm, grounded, and trusting around food

If you’re ready for 2026 to be the year food stops taking up so much mental space, this is where that shift begins!

Register here for my FREE Live workshop happening on January 20th : The Proven 4-Step Framework To Stop Feeling Obsessed With Food For Good Without Dieting Or Willpower

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