The Hourglass Shape of Recovery
On a recent daily Accountability Call, I had the pleasure of hearing from a longtime Bright Lifer about how this way of eating has opened up her world. It got me thinking about opposing forces of constraint and freedom throughout the Bright Line Eating journey. Most people experience a distinct path to freedom, which is important to keep in mind, especially if you're new and feeling restricted. Watch the vlog to hear more. FOR THIS VIDEO BLOG and MORE: https://ble.life/kk4k
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Overcoming Food Addiction to Lose Weight | Bright Line Eating - Dr. Susan Peirce Thompson
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Goal Body
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Emotional Eating: 10 Ways to Move Toward Freedom
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8 Reasons You Don’t Want to Recover from an Eating Disorder
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Amia Srinivasan and Lisa Taddeo on The Right to Sex | 5x15
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A Long Time to Go Without Sugar or Flour
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VULNERABLE PEOPLE: Stop Being Taken Advantage Of
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Gwyneth Paltrow & Cameron Diaz: In Conversation | In goop Health: The Sessions
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Binge Eating Disorder and Bright Line Eating
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I Build My Day Backwards & Now I’m Always Ahead
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30 Tips to Be Extremely Frugal (this saved me THOUSANDS) | frugal living + minimalism
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Overcoming Cocaine Addiction - Lauren Windle | 12 Step recovery | Narcotics anonymous | Psychologist
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Elizabeth Gilbert Talks “Big Magic” — Fear, Failure, & the Mystery of Creativity
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Message to a Struggling Food Addict
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