03/26/2026
If you feel like you can’t stop eating once you start…
I get it. I used to beat myself up for not having enough willpower, too.
I’ve always had the appetite of a linebacker. Like…I could out-eat most grown men and still want dessert.
And for the longest time, I thought that meant I was broken. Weak. Lacking discipline.
But here’s what I’ve learned the hard way: Overeating isn’t a failure. It’s your body trying to fix something you’ve been ignoring.
For me, it was undereating all day, chasing “clean” meals that weren’t satisfying, pretending I wasn’t hungry, filling up on snacks that didn’t actually fuel me.
My body wasn’t the problem. It was trying to catch up. And I just wasn’t listening.
Once I started fueling myself with real food that kept me full, everything changed. The binge-restrict cycle started to fade. The guilt lost its grip. And I finally felt like I could trust myself around food again.
That’s why I love what I do as a nutrition and fitness coach. I get to help people women in that same cycle and teach them how to work with their bodies instead of fighting them.
If this sounds like something you’re struggling with, check out the link in my bio to learn more about how I can help.