I like your storytelling style, and it was a useful article.
Many years ago, I can't remember what my "elephant" was, but I had a desire to understand my true feelings. Why was I drawn to eating treats and other indulgences? I reevaluated my principles of nutrition because most of them were based on emotions. For example, when watching "The Simpsons" or "Friends," I felt like eating chocolate bars or bucket of ice cream. However, I realized that this was just an emotional response of the moment. I began to question whether these cravings were my true desires or what my body actually needed.
I like your storytelling style, and it was a useful article.
Many years ago, I can't remember what my "elephant" was, but I had a desire to understand my true feelings. Why was I drawn to eating treats and other indulgences? I reevaluated my principles of nutrition because most of them were based on emotions. For example, when watching "The Simpsons" or "Friends," I felt like eating chocolate bars or bucket of ice cream. However, I realized that this was just an emotional response of the moment. I began to question whether these cravings were my true desires or what my body actually needed.
Thanks for sharing! Love you way you refer to "my 'elephant'"!
Great article. Looking forward to reading more of your work!