252 - How Do I Know If I'm Eating Too Much?

In this final episode under the name "Burn Fat With Your Brain," Maggie and Ryan reflect on the holiday season and discuss how to approach the new year differently when it comes to weight loss and food relationships. They explore why traditional approaches often fall short and share insights about the deeper work needed to create lasting change. The conversation touches on the complexities of food noise, diet mentality, and why quick fixes rarely address the root causes of struggling with food. As the podcast prepares for its next chapter under a new name, they emphasize the importance of taking a mindset-first approach and explain why your holiday experience next year will be determined by the work you do starting now. Click here to join vibe club  

In this revealing episode, we dive deep into a term that's been buzzing in health and wellness circles: food noise. What starts as a seemingly simple concept quickly unravels into a complex exploration of our relationship with eating, dieting, and the constant mental chatter that surrounds food. Have you ever felt like your thoughts about eating are running on a never-ending loop? Join us as we break down the origins, impacts, and potential paths to reducing this pervasive mental background noise that many of us experience but struggle to name. We'll challenge you to look beyond traditional diet approaches and consider a more holistic understanding of your eating experience. Click here to join vibe club   Download Ditch Your Diet Apple App Store Google Play Store (Android)  

In this episode, Maggie shares what her recent journey of learning to bake cinnamon rolls taught her about the weight loss process. Through trial, error, and many batches of dough in the trash, she discovered striking parallels between mastering a new skill and achieving sustainable weight loss success. If you've ever wondered why weight loss feels so unnecessarily difficult, this episode reveals the key pieces that need to be in place to make it easier. You'll learn why most people quit right before things start clicking - and how to make sure you're not one of them. Get Notified when the Vibe Club challenge starts  

Do you ever "come to" surrounded by empty wrappers, wondering how you got there? You're not alone. Many women describe their overeating episodes as happening in "blackout mode" - as if they're watching themselves from outside their body, powerless to stop the pattern. But what if we told you there's more happening in those moments than you realize? In this episode, we're breaking down: &]:mt-2 list-disc space-y-2 pl-8"> Why the "it happened so fast" story might be holding you back A surprising everyday activity that shows us the truth about autopilot behaviors The hidden decision points you're missing (and why they matter) What's really standing between you and catching yourself sooner If you've ever felt helpless to stop an overeating episode once it starts, this episode is for you. We're diving deep into the psychology of awareness and sharing a framework that could change how you think about your eating patterns forever. Plus: Why traditional "just stop eating" advice misses the mark, and what you actually need to focus on instead. Get notified when the January Vibe Club Challenge launches Click here to get notified!  

Ever notice how we tend to go into panic mode when we feel like our eating is "off track"? In this episode, Maggie shares a personal revelation that came to her at 3:30 AM about finding a gentler way to handle these moments. She breaks down why dramatic overcorrections aren't the answer and introduces a completely different approach to course-correcting your eating habits. Plus, Ryan shares his unexpected journey with cinnamon rolls and how he finally "got it" after hearing the same message countless times. If you're tired of the restrict-binge cycle and ready for a more sustainable approach, this episode is for you. Click here to join vibe club  

Do you ever find yourself reaching for food when you're feeling anxious or uncertain? In this episode, we dive into the complex relationship between anxiety and overeating, exploring why traditional solutions might be missing the mark. Whether you're dealing with everyday stress or bigger life challenges, this conversation offers a fresh perspective on managing anxiety without turning to food. You'll discover why some common advice about anxiety management could be making things harder, and learn a different approach that might surprise you. Book recommendation:  How to stubbornly refuse to make yourself miserable about anything, yes, anything. by Albert Ellis Download Ditch Your Diet Apple App Store Google Play Store (Android)  

In this episode, Maggie and Ryan challenge a widespread belief about weight loss that might be holding you back without you even knowing it. They discuss why your expectations around eating behaviors could be creating unnecessary drama and making your weight loss journey harder than it needs to be. Learn a refreshing perspective on progress that could completely change how you think about your weight loss journey. Plus, discover why being 'perfect' with your eating might actually be working against your long-term success. Download Ditch Your Diet Apple App Store Google Play Store (Android)  

If your weight isn't changing, you might wonder if you're eating too much - but knowing for sure isn't always obvious. In this episode, Maggie and Ryan tackle one of the most common questions they hear from their clients about overeating. Whether you're struggling to lose weight or just want to better understand your eating patterns, this episode offers a fresh perspective on an age-old question. Download Ditch Your Diet Apple App Store Google Play Store (Android)  

In this episode, Maggie and Ryan explore the common habit of using food as a reward and why it backfires. They discuss how the mindset of "I've been good, so I deserve a treat" actually translates to "I've done well not overeating, so I deserve to overeat." Through personal examples, they explain why discomfort is a necessary part of changing eating habits and why quick fixes don't lead to lasting change. The hosts share practical insights about building a healthier relationship with food without giving up the foods you enjoy. Download Ditch Your Diet Apple App Store Google Play Store (Android)  

In this episode, we dive into how perfectionism can secretly sabotage your weight loss journey. Discover the five ways this mindset holds you back, including the knowledge-action gap, analysis paralysis, and the all-or-nothing approach. Learn why setting impossibly high standards sets you up for failure and emotional turmoil. Most importantly, find out how to break free from the perfectionist trap and embrace a more balanced, progress-oriented approach to your health goals.  Download Ditch Your Diet Apple App Store Google Play Store (Android)