The RESULTs are in, and you’re a:
Boss Babe
You’re a high achiever and crush any goal you set your mind to.
You work hard, stay on top of your responsibilities, and try to eat "right" most of the time—but for some reason, food still feels like a struggle.
Maybe you eat well all day, but once work is over, all bets are off. A glass of wine turns into two or three. A “just this once” takeout order turns into a regular thing. By the time you sit down to eat, you’re exhausted, decision-fatigued, and just want to enjoy something that feels easy and indulgent.
Sound familiar? You don’t need more willpower or another strict plan—you just need a way to find balance so that healthy eating doesn’t feel like one more thing to manage.
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why this keeps happening:
When you spend your day pushing through, handling stress, and making constant decisions, food and drinks become an easy way to unwind. Your brain has learned to connect food with relaxation and reward.
✓ You eat “right” most of the time, but by evening, you're mentally drained and just want something easy and enjoyable.
✓ You often eat out or order takeout because planning or cooking feels like another thing on your to-do list.
✓ You turn to food and alcohol as a way to unwind after a long day, but it’s easy for one drink or one treat to turn into more than you planned.
The good news? You don’t have to overhaul your diet—you just need small, realistic shifts that make eating well feel easier.
Your Personalized Action Plan:
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Make food decisions ahead of time to avoid decision fatigue. By the end of the day, you’re mentally exhausted—and that’s when impulse decisions happen. Instead of leaving dinner up to chance, plan your meals ahead of time so you have an easy, go-to option ready. Even just picking 3-4 meal ideas to rotate during the week can make a huge difference.
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Find ways to unwind that don’t revolve around food or alcohol. Food and drinks can feel like the easiest way to transition from “work mode” to “relax mode,” but building in other ways to decompress can help break the cycle. Try a short walk, changing into cozy clothes, or setting your phone aside for a few minutes before dinner.
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Use the Eat Freely Journal to build awareness and balance. This isn’t about cutting things out—it’s about recognizing patterns and finding balance so you can enjoy food without guilt or overdoing it. The journal helps you check in with your eating habits and identify what’s actually working for you.
Ready to feel more in control around food?
The Eat Freely Journal is your step-by-step guide to breaking the cycle of stress-fueled eating and food-as-a-reward habits so you can fuel your body in a way that actually works for you.
With this journal, you’ll:
✓ Plan ahead so you’re not relying on willpower at the end of the day
✓ Develop a deeper understanding of your eating habits so you can create balance without feeling restricted
✓ Build self-awareness and feel more in control around food—without tracking every bite
Choose the version that works best for you!
Digital Eat Freely Journal (Instant Access)
✓ Download immediately and start today
✓ Fill it out on your laptop, phone or tablet OR print at home
Printed Eat Freely Journal
✓ A beautifully designed physical copy shipped to your door
✓ Great if you prefer handwriting and reflection
Need more support?
The Eat Freely Journal is a great start, but if you want personalized guidance, I also offer 1:1 coaching and personalized nutrition check-ins to help you stop overeating, feel in control around food, and build habits that actually stick.
Not sure what’s right for you? Send me a message, and I’ll help you find the best fit!