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How often have you found yourself staring at a cupcake, desperately wanting to eat it, but thinking that you probably shouldn’t? There’s a good reason why you frequently end up in a tug-of-war with yourself when it comes to food. And Jill Bolte Taylor’s new book, Whole Brain Living, gives some creative insight into why this happens. In this episode, I explore Bolte Taylor’s “four characters” and how this analogy can be used to help you on your journey to food freedom and weight loss.

How often have you found yourself staring at a cupcake, desperately wanting to eat it, but thinking that you probably shouldn’t?

There’s a good reason why you frequently end up in a tug-of-war with yourself when it comes to food. And Jill Bolte Taylor’s new book, Whole Brain Living, gives some creative insight into why this happens.

In this episode, I explore Bolte Taylor’s “four characters” and how this analogy can be used to help you on your journey to food freedom and weight loss. You’ll learn:

  • Why it’s useful to identify the different characters inside your brain
  • How each character shows up in your relationship with food
  • The importance of allowing all characters a voice in your head
  • A practical exercise for bringing more awareness to your relationship with food and your body

Read Jill Bolte Taylor’s new book, Whole Brain Living: The Anatomy of Choice and the Four Characters That Drive Our Life by clicking HERE.

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