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Being Too Busy and Your Eating Habits
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Being Too Busy and Your Eating Habits

Eating Habits for Life · Kate Johnston

June 30, 202227m 28s

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Show Notes

Has the thought “I’m too busy” floated through your head a few times when it comes to things like eating breakfast before work, packing lunch, or cooking dinner on a weekday?

A busy schedule can make it seem so difficult to have healthier eating habits.

This is so common among career women, and leads to overeating of packaged foods, takeout and fast food.

So I'm sharing how you can change your time scarcity mindset and feel like you have time for healthy eating habits.

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*The content in this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.