Babes, this episode is so good because you are going to hear directly from a few Yummy Mummy alum who were exactly where you might be right now: doubting, scared, stuck, confused, and wondering if losing weight for the last time is really possible for them.
And the answer is yes. Borrow their belief today.
In this episode, I’m bringing you inside day five of the Summer of Me challenge with a Yummy Mummy panel. These women share what life felt like before the Yummy Mummy Experience, what changed after they joined, how much weight they lost, and the real transformation that happened beyond the scale.
You’ll hear from women who lost 32, 45, 50, 53, and 60 pounds. But even more than that, you’ll hear what it feels like to stop living from the sidelines, stop hiding from pictures, stop fearing vacations, stop being mean to yourself, and start actually living your beautiful life.
One of my favorite lines from the whole episode is: “I had a really beautiful life. I just wasn’t living it.” If that hits you in the chest, this one is for you.
Listen in to hear:
- Why the scale is neutral and how to stop making it mean something about your worth
- What it looks like to use allow power instead of white-knuckled willpower
- How real Yummy Mummy clients lost weight without doing extreme, miserable diet things
- Why community, coaching, and support make permanent weight loss feel possible
- How to talk to your partner about investing in yourself
- Why the cost of not doing this work can be bigger than the price of joining
- What changes when you stop emotional eating, people-pleasing eating, and “starting over Monday”
- Why balancing your hunger hormones and creating your custom plan actually works long-term
And babe, doors are open for the May 2026 cohort of the Yummy Mummy Experience. If you are ready to make this the year you lose weight for the last time, go to lauraconley.com and book your call.
If you already know you’re in and don’t need a call, email me at
[email protected] and we’ll get you signed up.
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