Let’s Walk 1.5 Miles!

If the bathroom scale has ever ruined your mood, discouraged your progress, or made you question your health journey, this episode is for you. Sherie breaks down the problem with relying solely on the scale and shares six non-scale victories that are far more accurate indicators of fat loss and true health.

✔ Ditch the weight-loss mindset and focus on fat loss instead

✔ Learn why the scale fluctuates—and what it can’t tell you

✔ Discover 6 powerful, motivating markers that show you’re making progress

This is your reminder that the scale doesn’t define you—and it definitely doesn’t tell the full story.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn…
[01:00] Why weight loss ≠ fat loss—and why that distinction matters
[04:00] Who should keep using the scale—and who absolutely shouldn’t
[07:00] 3 facts about what the scale actually measures
[10:00] Why you might weigh less at higher altitudes 🤯
[11:00] The real reason women in midlife feel discouraged
[12:00] Non-scale victory #1: More energy
[14:00] Non-scale victory #2: Your favorite jeans fit again
[16:00] Non-scale victory #3: More strength and stamina
[18:00] Non-scale victory #4: Improved sleep quality
[21:00] Non-scale victory #5: Fewer cravings
[23:00] Non-scale victory #6: Better mood and emotional resilience
[25:00] Bonus victory: Improved health markers like blood pressure and cholesterol

Ready for structure and support heading into fall?

Join Sherie’s 1:1 coaching experience, 60 Days to Simple, where you’ll turn on your fat-burning machinery without tracking macros or calories.

👉 Book your free consultation at simplecoachingsession.as.me/consultation
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🚶‍♀️ Your Action Item: Track a Non-Scale Victory Every Day This Week
Choose one marker from Sherie’s list (energy, clothes, strength, sleep, cravings, mood)

• Each day, write down a quick win related to that marker
• By the end of the week, you’ll have a list of evidence that you’re on the right track
  → This will help you stay encouraged, consistent, and focused on what truly matters.