You've tried to eat well, you've tried to be consistent, and yet you keep going off-plan in moments you didn't even see coming. What if it's not lack of willpower? What if it's people-pleasing in disguise?
In this episode, we get into something that most high-achieving women never see in themselves: the quiet ways people-pleasing is sabotaging their weight loss in perimenopause. Not the doormat version. The version that looks like being a good mom, not wanting to rock the boat, and just being who you've always been.
If you've been doing all the "right" things and still feeling stuck, this one might be the missing piece you haven't considered.
Inside This Episode
Why high-achieving women are the least likely to recognize their own people-pleasing (yet are most affected by it)
3 ways people-pleasing hides in your everyday life
Why mom guilt is costing you more than just one piece of cake
How "not wanting to rock the boat" is quietly wiping out your weekly progress
The childhood stories about who you are that are still running the show in your 40s
Why people-pleasing in perimenopause isn't just a mindset issue
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