Brittany Watkins – Think and Thin

Have you ever noticed how fond you are of your favorite snacks? Do they sometimes seem like a soothing parent you’ll learn how your mind associates certain foods with positive memories, and a simple energy clearing exercise that will reprogram this belief so you don’t have to eat food to feel good.

Part 1: Stop Self-Sabotage

Discover the limiting beliefs you may be holding about your family, friends, and other significant people that are keeping you stuck at the same weight. Then, learn how to reprogram these beliefs with a few simple steps you can do at home.

Part 2: Your Power Center – The 3rd Chakra

Is your willpower non-existent? Do you tell yourself you won’t eat certain foods only to give in a few days – or even hours – later? Do you find yourself rebelling against your own rules? Discover how your childhood relationship with parents/authority figures dictates your ability to exercise willpower and controls your behavior around food. You’ll learn how to reprogram the unconscious vows you’ve made in your 3rd chakra so you can attain rock-solid willpower and say no to ANY food!

Learn why you can’t stop eating no matter how hard you try, and what drives the emotional eating tendency. Master a cutting-edge new technique to push food away when you’re triggered, without feeling deprived. This technique took years to refine, but works in seconds.

How? It zeroes into the exact part of your brain where the impulse to eat emotionally is stored, and reprograms the neural pathways and mental “programs” that tell your body to stay fat. It upgrades your old “software”, telling the brain that it is safe to be thin.

By uncovering and healing the underlying emotional drivers that cause emotional eating, this technique provides a lasting, permanent solution and not just a quick fix. People who use this technique repeatedly report they can actually eat more and not gain weight – we have testimonials to prove it!

“Finish all your food!” “Clean your plate!” “You can’t leave the table until that food is gone!” Did you hear this every day growing up? I’m willing to bet you did. If so, no matter how hard you try to stop you’ll always finish all the food on your plate. And these days, when “bigger is better,” you’ll never reach your goal weight if your mental programs are insisting that you clean your plate.

Your parents thought they were doing what was best. But now, deep inside, when you don’t finish your meal you feel guilty and ashamed. In your mind, your parents are there, scolding you for not cleaning your plate. Good news is, we can make this stop with one simple exercise.

80% of people who have trouble losing weight are unconsciously afraid they will attract more sexual attention with their slim new frame.

Just for a moment, imagine you’re at a restaurant, all dressed up for a nice dinner. You’re standing at the bar ordering a drink (or Shirley Temple!) and all of a sudden you are surrounded by 10 really good-looking men (or women!) who are complimenting you on how great you look…and asking for your number…and moving in closer…

Committed or not – does that give you a little stomach pang?

If so, it’s very common. This stems from old, subconscious “software” that just needs to be updated. Maybe something very bad happened to you a long time ago, or maybe you were uncomfortable with the way someone looked at you at some point.

In this module, you will learn how to absolutely feast on lettuce for dinner—and truly enjoy every bite!

Lettuce for dinner? That’s it?! Does the thought of skipping your mashed potatoes or mac’n’cheese after a long day make you feel crummy?

The reason that diets are destined to fail is because they set off triggers from preverbal childhood. For many people, food unconsciously represents love and comfort. So every time they deprive themselves of certain foods, they experience anxiety, sadness, anger, and other rocky emotions, without knowing why – making it near impossible to keep weight off.