The RESULTs are in, and you’re a:
Calorie Queen
You know exactly how many calories, carbs, and grams of protein are in your favorite foods.
You’ve tracked macros, measured portions, and followed the “rules” perfectly—but you’re still struggling with overeating.
Maybe you stick to the plan all day, but by the evening, you feel out of control around food. Or maybe you eat something “off limits” and think, I’ve already messed up, so I might as well just go all in and start over tomorrow.
You want to feel in control of food without constantly thinking about it.
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why this keeps happening:
When you don’t eat enough during the day, it’s only natural that you’ll overeat later on. You don’t lack self-control or willpower—you’re just hungry!
✓ You’ve been told that eating fewer calories and smaller portions is the only way to lose weight.
✓ You try to “save” calories during the day to make up for the fact that you tend to overeat at night.
✓ You’re following a meal plan or diet that eliminates foods or restricts when you can eat—because it worked" for someone else.
But the more you try to control food, the more food controls you. The good news? You can feel confident and in control around food without tracking what you eat or thinking about food all the time.
Your Personalized Action Plan:
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Check in with your hunger cues throughout the day. Instead of eating just because it’s "meal time" or because you think you should, start tuning into your body. Are you eating when you’re actually hungry? Or just out of habit? Keep healthy snacks on hand so you can eat when hunger strikes—rather than waiting too long and feeling out of control later.
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Add variety to your meals so you don’t feel deprived. If you’re eating the same foods every day (hello, salad on repeat), cravings for more indulgent foods will naturally build up. Make sure your meals are balanced and have different flavors, textures, and satisfying components—and if you want something sweet, allow yourself to have it instead of “saving it for later.”
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Use the Eat Freely Journal to build awareness and balance. This journal isn’t about tracking—it’s about noticing your hunger, cravings, and satisfaction levels so you can stop micromanaging food and start trusting your body. The journal walks you through simple, daily check-ins so you can make food choices that truly satisfy you—without guilt or overthinking it.
Ready to stop obsessing over food?
The Eat Freely Journal is your step-by-step guide to breaking free from food rules and learning to trust your body again.
With this journal, you’ll:
✓ Recognize true hunger and fullness cues so you can stop second-guessing your portions
✓ Break free from tracking and all-or-nothing thinking so food doesn’t feel so exhausting
✓ Build self-awareness and feel more in control of 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!