New year new me Because the old me wasn’t good enough, or so many of us think. So what do we do every single year to shame ourselves into doing better? Christmas is the time for jolly and all that, bringing us closer to people we want to see and some we are happy to see at that time only. We eat we drink we laugh then we feel bad about ourselves, as the nights grow colder we don’t want o go out we want to stay in and reach for more handfuls of nuts or crisps or sweets or cake or biscuit...
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New year new me Because the old me wasn’t good enough, or so many of us think. So what do we do every single year to shame ourselves into doing better? Christmas is the time for jolly and all that, bringing us closer to people we want to see and some we are happy to see at that time only. We eat we drink we laugh then we feel bad about ourselves, as the nights grow colder we don’t want o go out we want to stay in and reach for more handfuls of nuts or crisps or sweets or cake or biscuit...
Ever made that promise to yourself at the start of every year? No sugar no dairy no carbs, I must lose weight this year. I must get my summer body. But only to fail come the following month of February, by March you don't even bother getting your gym kit out but April who is gym is there guy down the road called Jim. Why do you do this, because of the stories you ar telling yourself, the ideas about yourself that keep rushing through your mind, and the self-loathing t...
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New year new me Because the old me wasn’t good enough, or so many of us think. So what do we do every single year to shame ourselves into doing better? Christmas is the time for jolly and all that, bringing us closer to people we want to see and some we are happy to see at that time only. We eat we drink we laugh then we feel bad about ourselves, as the nights grow colder we don’t want o go out we want to stay in and reach for more handfuls of nuts or crisps or sweets or cake or biscuit...
