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This time I will not give up! I'll work out every day. I'll eat super clean. I'm totally ready to be my best self,” you tell yourself.

You're inspired. You start. You’re convinced that this time will be different. But then someone brings a box of donuts to your meeting. The familiar angst and negative narrative begin to take over, and before you know it, you’re reaching for a donut (and hating yourself for it). "It's okay," you whisper to yourself. "I'll start again tomorrow."

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This time I will not give up! I'll work out every day. I'll eat super clean. I'm totally ready to be my best self,” you tell yourself.
You're inspired. You start. You’re convinced that this time will be different. But then someone brings a box of donuts to your meeting. The familiar angst and negative narrative begin to take over, and before you know it, you’re reaching for a donut (and hating yourself for it). "It's okay," you whisper to yourself. "I'll start again tomorrow."