Weight Loss for Food-Lovers Molly Zemek

Today Molly is joined by Kari Langkamp, a Certified life coach who also writes a biweekly advice column. She is an expert at helping people see their limiting beliefs, so that they can be more empowered in relationships and decision making. In today’s conversation Molly and Kari discuss how the words we use to describe ourselves and our situations can greatly influence our experience.
Learn: How to identify all or nothing thinking in your vocabulary. Ways to think about what’s best for you right now. 3 powerful questions to expand your thinking and feel more empowered.
About Kari: Kari coaches Midwestern moms in her private practice, and offers free written coaching on her website. To learn more about Kari’s work, visit: https://heykarianne.com/ or check her out on Instagram @karilangkamp_coaching

There is no such thing as failure when you’re trying to create your ideal relationship with food and your body. Through the process of aligning with your body, and discovering how to help it feel its best, there will inevitably be setbacks. On today’s show Molly describes how to rethink “failed attempts” as part of the curriculum of learning more about yourself and what you need. You will discover why failing along the way is a necessary part of the journey. To learn more about Molly’s signature coaching program, visit: https://www.mollyzemek.com/

Today Molly is joined by Corey Pickett, a Certified life coach who helps moms lose the baby weight for good. Through Corey’s own journey she discovered why sustainable weight loss is about so much more than just eating and exercising right. She and Molly discuss why many moms struggle with night time cravings, and what to do about it.
Learn: Why dieting rules make it hard to maintain weight loss. The role fasting plays in learning to connect with your body. How to find “me” time without overeating.
About Corey: Corey coaches clients 1-1 in her private practice, helping them achieve their weight loss goals through customized plans. She helps people figure out what works for their bodies and how to manage feelings that lead to overeating. To learn more about Corey’s work, visit: https://coachwithcorey.com/ or check her out on Instagram @coreypickettcoaching 

If you’ve ever struggled with binge eating, this episode will help you better understand that habit and break out of the cycle. It’s easy to feel a sense of shame when it comes to overeating this way, but today Molly will help you make sense of bingeing so you can better understand yourself. Through self-awareness you can learn how to address the needs that trigger this form of eating, and support yourself in learning new ways to cope with your emotions. To learn more about Molly’s new book go to https://www.mollyzemek.com/book

On today’s podcast Molly shares a training she created inside her digital course on how to stay committed to your weight loss goal. If you’re someone who needs motivation to stay on track with your weight loss goal, listen to the new ways Molly encourages her clients to rethink commitment. You’ll learn why feeling and looking your best is about so much more than simply tracking calories and eating healthy. To learn more about Molly’s new book go to https://www.mollyzemek.com/book

Today Molly is joined by Mariana Bonesso, a Certified life and deep-dive coach who specializes in helping high performers stop procrastinating. Through Mariana’s own journey of self-awareness she discovered how to simplify the process of getting things done, and even make the work more enjoyable.
Learn: How productivity culture is similar to diet culture. The role shame plays in fueling procrastination. The way to cultivate joy while getting things done.
About Mariana: Mariana coaches clients 1-1 in her private practice, helping them execute on projects and see their goals to completion. She helps people recognize limiting beliefs and emotions holding them back from success.
To learn more about Mariana’s work, visit: https://marianabonesso.com or check her out on Instagram @mariana_fbonesso