I ate more than I meant to


Perhaps it was one biscuit, an unexpectedly large meal or an evening that quietly got away from you. Whatever happened, it does not need to become a verdict on the whole week.

These articles are here for the guilt, the panic and the strong temptation to either punish yourself or give up completely.

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The guilt after eating more than you planned

Start here if eating more than planned has left you guilty, panicked and tempted to give up on the rest of the week.

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You do not need to start again


One unplanned meal does not require a dramatic return to the beginning.

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One biscuit is trying to ruin the entire week


One small slip can make you feel like giving up on the rest of the week.

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How to take responsibility without punishing yourself.

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