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135. What If I Fail? Overcoming The Fear of ‘Wasting Time & Money’ on Body Image & Food Freedom
Description
Ever felt paralyzed by the fear that investing in your food freedom or body image work might be a waste of time and money? You're not alone. The fear of "failing" at recovery can keep you stuck in an exhausting cycle of trying harder on your own—and getting nowhere.
In today’s episode, Brittany flips the script on this fear and helps you see what staying stuck is really costing you. She'll walk you through the hidden "fees" of obsessing over food and body image and show you how to reframe failure so you can step confidently into freedom. If you've ever wondered, What if I fail?—this episode will challenge you to start asking, What if I succeed?
A few things you can expect to hear in this episode include:
🤔 The sneaky ways staying stuck is already costing you more than you realize
📚 How to rewire your mindset around success and failure (hint: it’s NOT about trying harder)
🛠️ The "toddler learning to walk" analogy that will change the way you think about setbacks
👥 Why support and strategy matter more than sheer willpower in your food freedom journey
Resources mentioned:
> The Joy-Filled Eater LIVE is no longer open for enrollment, but you can get access right now to The Joy-Filled Eater Course. This is our signature on-demand program for Christian women ready to find food freedom and better body image. We'll walk you through our proven evidence-based, Christ-centered approach. To learn more and get started today, head to www.brittanybraswellrd.com/course.
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*Reminder - Podcast content is not meant to be taken as professional nutrition or medical advice or to replace counseling with a licensed therapist. Please consult with your own treatment team.