If you find yourself having a hard time resisting the siren call of the kitchen or a second trip through the High Plains cafeteria line when you know you are not hungry, try using a delay/distraction technique. If you get the urge to nibble when you know you are not hungry, wait 10 minutes. Drink water, pick up a magazine, check-email. It's not easy at first, but the idea is to drive a wedge between your emotional feeling and its habitual response. More times than not, after that 10 minutes, you won't even want that extra serving of french fries.
Monday, March 16, 2009
Always Wanting More?
If you find yourself having a hard time resisting the siren call of the kitchen or a second trip through the High Plains cafeteria line when you know you are not hungry, try using a delay/distraction technique. If you get the urge to nibble when you know you are not hungry, wait 10 minutes. Drink water, pick up a magazine, check-email. It's not easy at first, but the idea is to drive a wedge between your emotional feeling and its habitual response. More times than not, after that 10 minutes, you won't even want that extra serving of french fries.
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