41. Going on Vacation When You’re Trying to Lose Weight

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If vacations usually mean eating and drinking all the things, coming back 5+ pounds heavier than you left, and spending the rest of the month digging yourself out of the hole you ate yourself into, OR, being miserable because you don’t feel comfortable indulging or being at all out of routine, listen up.
You need to learn how to navigate circumstances out of the ordinary without living in one extreme or the other.
Today’s episode will help you do just that so you can look forward to your next trip, confident that you know exactly what to do.

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To Your Health Podcast is THE self-improvement podcast for women want it all: great health, strong relationships, and fulfilling career. Whether you want to lose weight for the last time, improve your well-being, or use health as the foundation for success in other areas, this podcast is for you.

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