So many of us forget to think about the future. Maybe we're super present in the moment, maybe we've always been past-focused.But I want to encourage you today to remember your FUTURE. Because really, when we have a clear sense of what we want in the future, it helps us make strong choices TODAY.There's a game I play when I'm swimming with friends and we're treading water together and chatting. We call it Sliding Doors. And it's SO fun to apply this to our conversation today, because it really gets you thinking about how your choices today affect your future results!For our purposes right now, here are the two doors in front of you…Door one: continue to do what you're doing. It's not necessarily right or wrong, good or bad.Door two: lose weight for the last time. Become free from food FOREVER. Change the legacy in your family around food and body image. LOVE YOURSELF.Joe Tuccio said, "Your current life is a result of your previous choices. If you want something different, begin to choose differently."You can choose to keep the mental chatter, the overeating, the over-restriction, the overthinking…. But OH MY GOD. I know firsthand that that's a freaking brutal way to live. You deserve better than that.There IS freedom for you. This episode comes out on October 24th, which is the last day to join us for the Yummy Mummy Experience. So imagine April 24th, 6 months from now. Where will you be? This could be your sliding door moment.Which door will you choose?In this episode, I'm sharing about:How the weight loss choices you've made in the past create your current resultsWays to build the belief that the fuller life behind door two is possible for youChoosing your why about losing weight for the last timeHow starting any new diet is really just choosing the same thing again and againAnd HEY, it's time to get your booty over to the Yummy Mummy Experience so you can start benefiting from this support for yourself. Today is the last day to enroll for our October cohort, so don't miss out -- enroll today! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.