What Makes the Difference Between People Who Succeed and Fail on the Keto Diet…
Two women, both 41-years-old with young children at home, decided to try the Keto diet.
The first woman was strict and did well the first week. She ate properly and got into ketosis. She even lost a few pounds that first week.
But in the second week she went out to eat. She did so well the first week, she decided to cheat. She drank a margarita… and it was downhill from there.
She felt guilty about her failure and continued to break her Keto diet the rest of the week. By week three, she was back to her old ways and telling people she tried Keto, but “it didn’t work.”
What the 2nd Woman Did…
Like the first woman, the second woman was also strict the first week and lost a few pounds. She was encouraged.
She also went out to eat, but somehow found the willpower to stick with Keto food choices. In week two, she lost even more weight. She lost 3 dress sizes... in 14 days. And felt unstoppable.
Her kids noticed. Her husband noticed. Her friends asked her what she was doing differently.
There were no slips-ups and she was down 5 dress sizes within 4 weeks. She was noticeably slimmer, was sleeping better, had much more energy, and was feeling the best she’d felt in years.
So What Made the Difference?
Most people who try a new diet do it without a plan.
They understand the rules: the foods they can and can’t eat. They even have a variety of quality recipes at their fingertips.
But what they DON’T have is a day-by-day plan to carry them through that critical first month.
Without a plan, it’s easy for them to be swayed by peer pressure. It’s easy for them to be unprepared… and then make bad decisions just because it’s easier.
