In this session, Certified Life & Weight Loss Coach Kara Hackleman addresses a common roadblock many face in weight loss journeys: the struggle to plan consistently. Kara dives into the reasons behind procrastination, self-limiting thoughts, and perfectionism, sharing practical strategies for building a realistic and motivating planning routine. Tune in to discover how embracing imperfection and setting achievable steps can help you follow through and stay committed to your goals.
Key Points Covered:


Understanding Resistance to Planning

Why some people resist writing down their goals, even when they know it will benefit them.
Common excuses and self-limiting beliefs that prevent action, such as fear of failure, perfectionism, and feeling unworthy.



Identifying Self-Limiting Thoughts

Examples of negative thoughts like “I’ll start tomorrow” or “It’s not worth the effort.”
How these beliefs create ingrained habits of inaction and how to begin challenging them.



Using Ladder Thoughts for Progress

Introducing “ladder thoughts” to bridge from self-doubt to belief in your ability to plan and follow through.
Practical thought progressions, like starting with “I can plan one meal” to gradually build confidence in planning daily.



Celebrating Small Wins to Build Momentum

The importance of celebrating partial successes, such as planning one meal or sticking to a part of your plan.
How acknowledging small wins reinforces commitment and builds a positive association with planning.



Addressing Procrastination and Building Accountability

Strategies for overcoming procrastination by recognizing what you’re saying no to by not planning.
How accountability groups or partners can provide support and keep you on track with your goals.



Creating a ‘Why’ That Motivates You

Crafting a compelling “why” to fuel your commitment to planning and goal-setting, such as improving health for loved ones or gaining more energy.
Real-life examples of finding a meaningful reason to stay on track, like wanting to participate actively in family events.



Resources & References Mentioned:

Free Five-Day Course: A starting point for building accountability and consistency in weight loss planning.
Ladder Thought Worksheet: A tool to help users reframe limiting thoughts into empowering ones, building confidence over time.

Conclusion:Kara’s approach reminds us that planning doesn’t have to be perfect—it just has to start. By building ladder thoughts, celebrating small successes, and connecting with a meaningful “why,” you can overcome resistance and make planning a natural part of your weight loss journey. For more tools and support, join Kara’s community through Kara’s website and discover resources that can help you stay consistent.
Connect with Kara:Looking for a community to keep you motivated? Join Kara’s free course, engage with like-minded individuals, and gain access to personalized coaching to support your journey every step of the way.
 
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