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Breaking the All-or-Nothing Cycle: How to Stop Starting Over

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Have you ever had a day where you ate something you considered “off plan” and thought: “Well, I’ve already ruined today, so I may as well start again Monday.” Maybe it was takeaway dinner, a piece of cake at work, a few drinks with friends or simply a day when you didn’t eat as well…

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