Apr 14, 2021
Change is hard, especially if you’re battling binge eating. But saying no to a craving doesn’t have to be a colossal feat of willpower. In fact, curiosity is the best way to create conscious change. So, what does it look like to build a new habit by way of creativity and experimentation?
Harriet Morris is the creator of The Shift Inside, a platform designed to empower women to achieve a 95% drop in binge eating without feeling deprived. Known as The Eating Coach, Harriet leverages a combination of psychology and neuroscience to help clients dismantle useless guilt and put their inner food rebel out of a job! She is also the host of The Eating Coach Podcast and the architect of The Body Confident Project, an initiative that makes mirror acceptance possible—within a month.
On this episode of Wickedly Smart Women, Harriet joins Anjel to share her struggle with binge eating, explaining what inspired her experiment to give up sugar at age 40 and how she felt better right away. She introduces us to her five-minute willpower strategy for changing habits and describes how you can train your subconscious to react differently to cravings. Listen in to understand Harriet’s creative approach to helping clients and learn how you can leverage experimentation to initiate positive change.
What You Will Learn
The experience that initiated Harriet’s eating issues at the age of 12
How the restriction of dieting led Harriet to binge eating
Harriet’s insight on the three aspects of binge eating (shame, pleasure and protection)
What inspired Harriet’s experiment with giving up sugar and the benefits she enjoyed right away
Harriet’s five-minute willpower strategy for changing your eating habits
How Harriet trained her subconscious to react differently to the cue of a craving
How training with IPE gave Harriet the nutritional and psychological distinctions to overlay her own experience
Harriet’s creative approach to helping clients with compulsive eating
How the desire to help people inspired Harriet to become an entrepreneur
Why we all need to be vulnerable and open to asking for help
Connect with Harriet Morris
Harriet’s Free 3 Mindsets to End Bing Eating Video Series
Resources
Institute for the Psychology of Eating
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