The Healthy Diary

Are you eating “so well” during the day… only to feel completely out of control around food at night?
In this episode, I’m unpacking a pattern I see all the time with busy professional women trying to lose weight — eating too little during the day, then overeating in the evening and blaming themselves for having “no willpower.”
And here’s the truth: it’s not a discipline problem.
It’s a biology problem.
I’m breaking down why undereating during the day can actually make fat loss harder (especially for women over 35), why the 3pm energy crash keeps happening, and how this “good girl eating pattern” may be quietly keeping you stuck.
If you’ve ever told yourself “I don’t even eat that much… so why can’t I lose weight?” — this episode is for you.
In this episode, I share:
Why eating less during the day can trigger overeating at night
How undereating impacts cortisol, hunger hormones and fat storage
Why the 3pm crash isn’t a willpower issue — it’s often a food structure issue
The “restrict-binge” cycle many women are unknowingly stuck in
Why low energy, cravings and evening grazing may be signs you’re under-fuelling
How shifting hormones after 35 can make this pattern even harder on your body
The 4 nutrition non-negotiables I focus on to support fat loss and stable energy:

Protein at every meal
Not skipping meals
Why carbs are not the enemy
Why portion awareness matters

I also share why “eating healthy” alone isn’t a strategy for fat loss — and why eating smarter (not less) is often the missing piece.
My biggest message for you today?
Eating less is not the same as losing more.
For so many women, the solution isn’t more restriction… it’s more structure.
When you fuel your body properly, cravings settle, energy improves, overeating reduces and fat loss starts to feel a whole lot easier.
If you’ve been stuck in that cycle of being “good” all day and then losing control at night, I hope this episode gives you a huge sense of relief — because there is nothing wrong with you, and there is a better way to do this.
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If you’ve ever found yourself thinking “I eat pretty healthy… so why am I not losing weight?” — this episode is for you.
I’m diving into one of the most common frustrations I hear from busy, high-achieving women: doing all the right things but still not seeing results on the scale.
In this episode, I break down the key difference between eating healthy and eating for fat loss, and why this gap might be the missing piece in your journey.
Because here’s the truth…
Healthy eating is amazing for your overall wellbeing — but it doesn’t automatically guarantee weight loss.
And once you understand why, everything starts to click.

What I Cover In This Episode
Why eating healthy doesn’t always lead to fat loss
The concept of a calorie deficit (without tracking or restriction)
Hidden calorie traps in “healthy” foods
How your busy lifestyle may be working against your results
Why weight loss can feel harder after 35 (and what actually matters)
The common pattern of undereating during the day and overeating at night
How skipping meals can slow your progress and increase cravings
The simple structure I use with my clients to lose weight sustainably

Final Thoughts
If you feel like you’ve been doing everything “right” but not seeing results…
It’s not because you’re lazy or lacking discipline.
Most of the women I work with are incredibly successful in their careers…
they just haven’t been given the right strategy for their lifestyle.
When you shift from guessing to having a clear, simple structure…
weight loss becomes so much easier (and actually sustainable).

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In today’s episode, I sat down with the incredible Taryn Williams, a mindset and body confidence coach for a powerful and eye-opening conversation about something that I KNOW so many of you are struggling with…
👉 Your relationship with food
👉 Your body image
👉 And why weight loss feels so damn hard… even when you “know what to do”
If you’ve ever felt like you’re constantly thinking about food, stuck in an all-or-nothing cycle, or frustrated because nothing seems to stick… this episode is going to hit home in the best way.
What We Dive Into:
Why weight loss isn’t about the meal plan
I know this might be hard to hear… but it’s not the carbs, the calories, or the lack of discipline. The real issue? Your mindset and your relationship with food.
What “food noise” actually is (and why it’s exhausting)
If you’re thinking about food ALL day — what to eat, how much, what you “shouldn’t” eat — this is your sign that something deeper is going on.
The truth about “good” vs “bad” foods
We break down why labeling foods is keeping you stuck… and how to start neutralising food so it stops having power over you.
How your body image is sabotaging your results
When you’re trying to lose weight from a place of hate or desperation… it leads to extreme, unsustainable actions (hello restriction + binge cycle).
The all-or-nothing trap (and how to escape it)
This one is HUGE for high-achieving women. We talk about why perfection isn’t the goal — and how the “all or something” approach can change everything.
Why you’ve lost trust in your body (and how to rebuild it)
Years of dieting disconnect you from your hunger, fullness, and intuition — but the good news is, you CAN rebuild that trust.
What a healthy relationship with food actually looks like
It’s not about eating perfectly… it’s about ease, freedom, and making decisions without guilt or stress.
My Final Thoughts:
If you take ONE thing away from this episode, let it be this:
You have to be willing to let go of diet culture.
You have to WANT a different way.
Because once you do… everything else becomes so much easier.

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Podcast: She Breaks the Rules

This episode is a bit of an impromptu one. I attended the Mel Robbins Live book tour, and I was blown away by the insights I learned. I know many of you couldn’t attend, tickets sold out fast or the event didn’t come to your city, so I wanted to share my top 10 takeaways with you to give you a bit of that experience and, most importantly, actionable lessons you can apply in your life today.
Here’s what we cover in this episode:
Feeling stuck is actually a good sign – Instead of seeing it as a negative, Mel shared that feeling stuck is a clue that you are ready for growth, expansion, and the next level in your life, whether it’s your business, career, relationships, or health.
There’s a future version of you waiting – The “you” you desire exists already. That version is waiting for you to take action now, not later, to bring her into reality.
Time isn’t the real issue – It’s not that you don’t have time, it’s about priorities. We make time for what truly matters, and if health and fitness aren’t prioritized, it’s time to adjust your focus.
Jealousy is just information – Feeling jealous isn’t shameful; it reveals what you truly desire. Use it as guidance for the life you want to create.
Discomfort signals growth – If it feels scary, vulnerable, or judgment-inducing, that’s often a sign you’re on the right path. Growth rarely feels comfortable.
The future is built now – Waiting for motivation won’t create results. Your present actions and habits shape your future, so start building today.
Ask the hard question – If nothing changes, where will you be in 5 years? This can spark urgency and help you take action toward your health and goals.
What would you do if fear didn’t exist? – Remove money, fear, or practical barriers from the equation and consider what you truly want. This reveals your purpose and direction.
Let people think what they want – Other people’s opinions don’t define you. Let go of the need for approval to reclaim your power.
“Let them” and then take ownership – Once you stop controlling others, focus on your actions. Take responsibility for your life, protect your peace, and move forward intentionally.

These takeaways inspired me immensely, and I hope they give you that same push to take action, prioritize your health, and step into your future self.
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In today’s episode, I’m diving into something I see all the time with the women I speak to every single day.
If you feel like you’re constantly losing weight… only to gain it back again, this episode is going to be a real eye-opener.
Because here’s the truth:
Most women don’t actually have a weight loss problem…
They have a weight loss maintenance problem.
And after years of coaching busy, high-achieving women, I’ve noticed that almost everyone who feels stuck is falling into one (or both) of these two major traps.
Once you understand them, everything starts to click and weight loss becomes so much simpler, more sustainable, and honestly… less stressful.
💡 What I Talk About In This Episode
Why how you lose weight determines whether you’ll keep it off
The first major mistake: making choices from a place of restriction
How dieting, cutting foods, and “being good” all week actually backfire
Why restriction leads to cravings, overeating, and the “start again Monday” cycle
The second mistake: short-term thinking and chasing quick fixes
Why extreme approaches (low calories, detoxes, strict plans) don’t work long-term
The real reason you regain weight (and why it’s not your fault)
How rapid weight loss can negatively impact your metabolism and muscle mass
The mindset shift you must make to finally break the yo-yo dieting cycle

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