What do you love enough to change for? ️

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What do you love enough to change for?  This is a question asked by Paul Chek in a recent episode of his podcast with JP Sears.If you’re struggling to free yourself from habits, destructive behaviours, lose weight or just maintain a healthier lifestyle, try asking it of yourself.What is the answer? Is if yourself? Is it your partner? Is it your parents? Is it your kids, grandkids or your desire to have kids of your own? Is it your friends? Is it your art? Is it your passion? Is it your career? Is it your very freedom?Whatever it is, think about how the behaviour you’re trying to change might impact that. Are your lifestyle choices such as food, drinking, exercise, drugs (pharmaceuticals and the other kind), smoking, technology, the things you read/watch/listen to, not doing anything to manage stress, depression, anxiety… could these factors be negatively affecting what you love? Could they be affecting your health and in fact the length of your life? Could they be ruining your relationships and hurting those you love? Are they impacting your quality of life and time spent with others? Are they ruining the way you talk or act toward yourself and keeping you stuck in a negative rut?This simple question may help to give you some greater awareness and control over your actions/reactions, thoughts/responses and the things you expose yourself to daily. We often make things so much harder than they need to be, when the answers are quite simple. Go with what you love!

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Be brave.Heading back into the gym this week may seem a little daunting.You may not look the same physically as you used to.You may not feel the same mentally as you used to.You may not Read more…

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Not another boring brekkieI am forever being asked about breakfast options. When I have clients looking for slightly lower carb breakfast options and want to increase satiety, I will suggest they up their protein and healthy fats. With all the new found freedoms people have been experiencing, this recipe also works well if you have had a couple of wines too many during your fond reunions.Since I am here to help (not judge) here's something you can prep in advance my Smoked Paprika Baked Cauliflower with Pomegranates and Avo smash (cause Melbourne!).This brekkie also contains approx 8 grains of protein so if you add a couple of eggs you have a high protein breakfast to die for! If vegan opt for nut cheese and felafels would be a great addition to boost protein.Makes 4 serves.Ingredients:- 1 whole caulflower- 1 pomegranate (blue berries or other tart fruit would also work)- 1/2 preserved lemon (diced) or capers or olives- 1 whole soft avo- 80gms feta- Juice of half a lemon- sleeve of flat parsley chopped- 1 tsp cumin seed- 1 tsp smoked paprika- coconut oil spray- salt and pepper to taste1. Prep the cauli- Chop or rice a whole cauliflower (or buy pre-chopped)- Blanch with hot kettle water (literally pour over in a colander)- Dry on paper towel.- Spray with a little coconut oil and on a roasting pan on over-proof paper (or in an air fryer).- Dust with 1 tsp smoked paprika, 1tsp cumin and s&p to taste.- Roast about 10-15 mins on a high temperature (200 degrees) or until golden.2. Smash the smash- Combine 1 soft avocado, 80gm of soft feta and 1/2 a lemon juice, stir or blend until smooth3. Plate or put in containers- Add your cauli first then mix in the arils of a pomegranate (of a pre-seeded box of arils), and 1/2 a preserved lemon chopped up- Sprinkle with S&P and a handful of flat parsley per serveMacros: with 2 eggs this meal comes in at roughly 297 calories19 gms Protein16.5 gms of fat13.5 gms carbs

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