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As someone who has always had a pretty decent hold on my diet, binge eating is such a fascinating topic. I can't comprehend being in that place, but I do realize that it must be an extremely difficult place to get out of. In this episode, I get to speak with Dr. Glenn Livingston, author of 'Never Binge Again', psychologist, and former binge-eater. We speak about his methodology for controlling his diet, his history with binge-eating, and a lot more. I hope you enjoy. In this episode, Glenn and I discuss:1:41 - Who is Glenn Livingston? 5:00 - What certain cravings mean 7:17 - The voice in your head and it's significance 8:05 - The problem with the food industry 10:54 - Why you can't love yourself thin 11:10 - What is the lizard brain? 13:27 - The importance of drawing lines in the sand, creating an inner pig, and other methods to stop binge eating 16:00 - The pig, your identity and it's importance 18:44 - What can be considered a binge? 21:35 - Progress not perfection? 23:48 - How to create a food plan 27:00 - Why discipline is necessary for freedom 28:18 - The importance of being ambitious yet realistic 30:40 - Why fast/feast isn't smart for bingers 31:00 - Glenn's first hike without junk food 32:45 - Which deprivation is better? "A life of discipline is better than a life of regret." - Jim Rohn 35:00 - Why identifying as someone who doesn't binge is so much easier on your willpower 36:05 - How to handle the social pressures of eating "It's easier to change a man's religion than it is his diet." - Margaret Mead QOTD: If you woke up tomorrow as an animal, what animal would you be and why? 41:00 - #MyCurrentObsession 41:25 - Glenn's Final Words Where to grab Never Binge Gain: Free online book and resources Physical copy Connect With Me On Social:
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