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How I maintain my weight without counting calories (as someone who used to be a binge eater)

  • Writer: Kate
    Kate
  • Jun 20
  • 2 min read

For years my pattern was;


  1. Feel unhappy with my body

  2. Start a new diet

  3. Be an absolute perfectionist and quit when I made a mistake

  4. Enter last supper mentality and eat everything I could before I started again on Monday

  5. Repeat


I genuinely believed I had a problem with my eating but I didn't know what.


I felt like I needed a therapist but I believed it wasn't a big enough problem. Like the therapist would say I was being silly.


So, I assumed it was the diet or my discipline.


And the solution to those two things?


Start a different diet (again).

Be more disciplined (aka perfect).


And, it failed EVERY TIME.


It wasn't until I learnt about the binge-restrict pattern and that the binge was the symptom not the cause.


🤯


The second I realised that today's restriction triggered tomorrow's binge I was gobsmacked.


Not to mention, my perfectionist tendancies really fed into that. I only operated in extremes.


I decided I needed to do things differently, I had finally become aware of the pattern I had been repeating over and over again for years and it was scary, but I had to do something different.


This is what I did:


  1. I stopped dieting.

  2. I stopped being perfect.

The thing I didn't expect was how completely unprepared I was for eating without a diet and without being perfect.


I had ZERO balance and ZERO structure.


That's when I created the tools that I teach in The Fix.


It brought healthy constraints in without creating restriction.

It was an abundance mindset instead of scarcity around food.

And, I was able to see how a mistake was so insignificant in the big picture and FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MY LIFE just... carry on?!


If you want to learn more about the tools I use on a daily basis to eat well, I share them in this podcast. 👇


This is hands down the most consistent with eating healthy I have been in my life.


And, it feels EASY.


No crazy cravings.

No hyper-vigilance.

No overthinking food.


Food is a forever thing so we need a forever strategy... The Fix is that strategy.


More information about The Fix 10 Week Challenge here (starts June 23, 2025).




 
 
 

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