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A little thing that lead to an 8kg loss

Sarah's a busy mum with a full time job. She's now lost 8kgs in 2 months
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By Alex Allegrini at Drummoyne published January 8, 2020
last updated November 23, 2020

Sarah's a busy mum with a full time job. She's now lost 8kgs in 2 months

Her lifestyle hasn't changed much, but there are a couple of small things she's stopped doing, and a couple of things she's started doing

One thing she's stopped doing is ordering takeaway for herself and the family. It's one of those habits that we get into but really, it's a symptom of a VERY common problem. Not having the time to put together a healthy dinner for ourselves and ALSO for the family

So, what did she start doing? Buying things she could cook QUICKLY

A packet of stir fry veggies from the supermarket with cauliflower rice and chicken fillets. Tacos with beef mince, tortilla shells, chopped salad with salsa. Open top burgers. Zucchini pasta with bolognese sauce. Chicken kebabs with salad and microwave mexican rice

Stuff that her family loved to eat (and could also easily help with before she got home from work)

Sarah is well on her way to being her best version of herself and really hasn't had to overhaul her whole lifestyle.

But there are so many little problems and solution combos like this, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. It's our job to highlight them for you 

Are there any small things you can stop doing, or start doing, that can compound over time to a better lifestyle?

If you'd like some help, keep an eye out for the other articles in this series, or shoot us a message on Facebook or our website

 

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