Writing your Bootcamp Plan:
What foods have I been eating that I’m opting out of (out of love for myself) now?
What foods am I going to add in?
Is there a way I’ve eaten in the past that I know works for me? (see the bonus MAKE YOUR MOVE TRAINING BELOW)
What will my daily food flow look like?
What do I need to do to set up my schedule to be able to start this now?
Do I need groceries before I start? Go get them.
Do I need to clean out my fridge/pantry? Go do that now.
How will I know at the end of the day if I checked off the markers on my all-in strategy where I’m able to say YES I did what I said I was going to do, or NO I didn’t.
Write a list of the things that will move the needle for you and be your tightened in strategy.
Besides just fruits and veggies, I want you guys to include in your plan, the way it looks when you LOVE it.
I will not create a hard/struggle laden program that you 'have' to do.
Literally everyday I eat what I want. I eat what I love. I eat it in the ways I love. I don't have a strict program, I just honor the foundations I described in the video with digestion and do it my way.
Your plan is simply a level up from what has been happening. You do not need to be a perfect eater. You do not need to go 2 weeks straight without a desert or things you love. This is a bootcamp for LIFE. For lifestyle with food. You can edge your way there.Remember this is isn’t forever, it’s to get you out of rut, to get you moving, to help you FEEL like what you’re doing IS getting you there. Got it?
Maybe taking out all the no list foods and being ALL IN on that is your commitment. Maybe it's no sugar. Maybe it's no alcohol. Maybe it's more or less.
Let's define what is right for you right now.
One other option: Make a 1 week plan and then get really solid with it, and then reassess after this week. It's all possible. This is your life, your body, your eating habits.
It is required that this is FUN for you. It's necessary that it lights you up and feels good. yes the actual literal foods will make you feel good, they always come through for us this way, but also, what makes food fun for you?
If you're going out to eat, plan for it. If you're into cooking, do it in a fun way. Mix it up, change it up, make it doable, loveable and exciting.