This is probably the single most tactical episode of the Primal Potential podcast to date. If you encounter a recurring problem at work or at home, you know the steps to fix it, right? Typically, you document them. When the problem arises, you follow the steps. If your hot water stops working, you don’t freak out about never having hot water again and not knowing what to do. You know the steps. Check the pilot light, etc. But we tend to lack that strategic thinking when it comes to food and fat loss. In today’s episode, I will help you create your own Standard Operating Procedure for how to bounce back after a rough day, weekend or month.
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Hi Elizabeth, I enjoy the minisodes. Started the day off badly, candy bars and chips, so im glad I got this before I made it an entire day, week or month. I’m filling it in now, thanks.
Awesome, Renata! I’m so glad you found it helpful! Filling it in is awesome. Next up: use it consistently! 🙂
I love this practical way to create a standard operating procedure! Apart from using it to bounce-back, I’m going to use it when I feel like my big rock is tempting me 🙂
I love the minisodes and would love to hear more of them.
I’m off to stock up on post-its – yip, going to put a bunch of them in my car to remind me!
That’s fantastic! So glad you enjoyed the episode and you’re putting it into practice.
I want the bounce back worksheet, but can’t seem to print it, I see it above, but I don’t see it as a document. What am I doing wrong? I really want it! Thanks for any help!
Click the picture of it. A sign up form will pop up. Put in your email address and you will get it emailed to you. Or, text bounceback to the number 44-222