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Why Your Brain Fights Change And How To Win

Why Your Brain Fights Change And How To Win

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Ever notice how your brain clings to comfort even when your heart wants change? We get real about why big goals stall, how fear dresses up as “safety,” and the simple, repeatable steps that unlock real momentum. Jax shares the three whys that powered a 176-pound transformation at 48—being present for her son, exploring the world with energy, and finally ending the grinding worry that came with carrying over 400 pounds.

We break down how to make change feel smaller and more doable by designing one tiny habit you’ll actually repeat. You’ll hear the exact setup that made the first morning walk happen—shoes by the door, outfit staged, phone charged—and why environmental cues beat willpower every time. From drinking 100 ounces of water to a 60-second snack pause, from meal logging to beginner-friendly skin routines like nightly cleansing, humidifiers, and tretinoin, we map micro-actions to big outcomes so success becomes a byproduct of your day.

As those small wins stack, identity shifts: you start to trust yourself, carry yourself differently, and glow from the inside out. That glow isn’t a filter—it’s evidence that you keep promises to yourself. We talk about handling public judgment, workplace bias, and the quiet logistics of living in a bigger body, then show how momentum turns goals into lifestyle and lifestyle into freedom. One action today. Cues set tonight. A better tomorrow on repeat.

If this sparked your next step, follow the show, share it with a friend who needs a nudge, and leave a quick review—it helps more women find Midlife Glow Getter. Your turn: what’s the one tiny habit you’ll start tonight?


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