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"Trick" yourself skinny?

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{NAME}, Have you resolved to drop a few pounds in 2018? If so, you’re definitely not alone. And

{NAME}, Have you resolved to drop a few pounds in 2018? If so, you’re definitely not alone. And from both a health and confidence perspective, it’s a very worthy goal! But the unfortunately reality is — and I’m sure you’ve heard this — most people won’t meet their goals this year. I’m going to explain why in a moment... But I’m also going to give you a very simple piece of advice I share with many of my clients... to ensure you can meet your resolution easily. Seriously… this tip is so simple, many people don’t believe me (until they try it)! It’s all about TRICKING YOUR BRAIN into thinking you’re already shedding pounds. Let me explain: You see, nothing is more motivating than actually seeing results. Visible results make your brain’s reward system kick in and shout, “IT’S WORKING — KEEP GOING!” But it can take a while to actually lose enough weight to see the effect in the mirror. That’s part of why people give up so easily. When you’re working your hardest and not noticing any payoff… that extra cookie starts seeming like it couldn’t really hurt, right? And then one cookie turns into two… turns into a cheat day… a cheat week… and so on. But what if you could look in the mirror and see results right now, even if you haven’t dropped a pound yet? You’d be automatically motivated to keep going strong… And you’d become one of the few people to keep your resolution — and hit your goals! So, how do you do it? [This blog article explains it (it’s so easy, you’re going to be shocked)]( I love this technique because it takes almost no time or effort, and the “results” are almost immediate… So you can get on the path to a slimmer-looking you right now — and a truly slimmer you soon to follow! Your Beverly Hills MD, Dr. John Layke P.S. Another great tip for getting results quickly? Having a buddy (or buddies) with similar goals as you. So if you’re planning on trying out this tip, leave a comment at the bottom of the blog! By sharing your goals with other BHMD subscribers, you’ll automatically be creating a “buddy system” that makes you that much more likely to meet your resolution… And you’ll be helping others out too. Talk about a win-win! :)     This email was sent to {EMAIL} by jlayke@beverlyhills-md.com Beverly Hills Plastic Surgery Group 436 N. Bedford Dr. Suite 308 Beverly Hills, CA 90210  [Edit Profile]( | [Manage Subscriptions]( | [Report Spam]( Â

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