Breaking Autopilot Eating: How Food Signals Your True Life Goals

In this episode, Alana explores how our relationship with food can serve as a powerful mirror for the way we show up in life. She invites listeners to examine their eating patterns – not just what they eat, but why – and how these patterns often reflect deeper motivations, unspoken needs, and personal boundaries in other areas of life. Through practical examples and client stories, Alana reveals how habits like late-night snacking or people-pleasing around food are often tied to chasing goals that aren’t truly ours or avoiding discomfort in everyday interactions. Tune in to discover how cultivating awareness around food can become a portal to creating a life you actually want to show up for.Leave us a voice message for our next Q&A episode!Invisible Weight Detox → A 7-day reset that helps you stop the automatic nightly overeating, wake up without the bloated stomach and puffy face, and finally slip into your clothes with ease. You’ll retrain your body to let go of the tension that drives cravings so you can end meals feeling satisfied, move through your day without food noise, and go to bed proud of how you led yourself → Enroll hereComing Home to Your Body → A self-paced course to help you feel safe, grounded, and at peace in a body that's still changing. Learn to build trust with your body now – not just after weight loss. ⁠Enroll here⁠Explore more from Be Well by AKBe sure to follow Alana on Instagram at @bewellbyak.TakeawaysYour relationship with food reflects how you're showing up in life.Food habits can signal deeper emotional patterns.Numbing with food often indicates a lack of pleasure in life.Awareness of eating patterns is crucial for self-discovery.Food choices should be based on how they make you feel.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Emotional Eating and Life Goals02:57 Linking Food Habits to Life Goals05:49 Understanding Numbing and Pleasure Deficits08:50 Energy Management and Food Choices11:48 Awareness and Action in Eating Patterns18:00 Reframing Eating Experiences for Alignment

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