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Let Erin's Weight Loss Journey Inspire You
The Losing Coach likens the experience of a woman's weight struggle to a P.O.W. camp.
And that is exactly what it is like.
You feel like a prisoner, completely imprisoned and trapped inside a body you can't get out of.
SHELLEY TELLS THE STORY OF LOSING COACH®:
When I was 220 lbs., I intuitively knew, no way, no how, no matter what I did, right now, at this moment…I couldn't be thin tomorrow.
And it was the overwhelming frustration of that truth that paralyzed me and kept me inside this prison.
But, one day, I eventually took one leap of faith and got out.
And I'm here to tell you, "It's this way."
How did I get out?
Honestly, at the time it happened, I had no idea what I was about to do.
That's why it was a real leap of faith.
When you are imprisoned in a camp for as long as I was, you don't know where you are or what route will lead to freedom.
I knew there were risks and dangers in leaving the camp…I didn't know what was out there, what wild animals would attack, or what storms would hit. I knew I would be completely alone to fend for myself…no guarantee of food, water, or shelter.
But, I knew that if I stayed, I would die.
I asked a friend to come with me. She refused.
So, I waited until it was the right time.
When was that? It was when I finally reached the end of my rope. When all hope was finally lost. When I had tried everything I could think of, and had failed miserably. Then is when I could finally make my escape.
And so, all alone, secretly, and silently in the middle of the night, I crawled beneath the fence to face the darkness alone. It was “Do or Die!”
I bolted like a bat out of hell, and ran as fast as I could through the jungle.
I didn’t have a clue about what I was doing. I didn't know the route in such unfamiliar territory.
I heard bullets flying overhead and voices calling me back.
Yet, as I continued to keep my eye on the freedom I longed for, pressing forward, and staying low, the clearing got wider and wider. The voices dimmed. And eventually, darkness turned into light.
I weathered a few storms and survived to make it to complete freedom and safety.
I got out.
Unknown to me at the time, I had found the route to freedom!
Some say I was a pioneer. Some say I got very lucky. Some say it was divinely inspired.
I cannot speak to any of that. I only know that I got out, and now, I knew the way out, a safe way out, and held the map to this route.
What happened next is the magic of The Losing Coach® story.
Erin came along and I asked her if she would like me to help her get out.
She said, "No. I'm fine."
She had tried so many times before to escape, and had come to accept her imprisonment as her lot in life.
But then I promised her, "I can help you."
See, I knew the way out, so I could promise her.
She said no again.
But I heard her heart screaming, "YES!"
I said in a very quiet voice, "It's this way."
Simply by hearing my voice, "Trust me, it's this way,” she too, crawled under the fence by herself onto the same escape route.
The journey was similar and I was there to say, "Erin, stay low, the bullets won't hit you."
"Erin, do not pay attention to the voices calling you back."
"Erin, don't worry, the storm will pass."
"Erin, the clearing gets wider, trust me, the light is coming soon."
Erin followed and Erin found freedom.
After she did, she turned to me and she said, "Shelley, what you have done, what you have found, this is the path to freedom! This is the way! This path is one every woman can take to get out, and get out safely. We have to go back and help as many women as we can! This is our calling."
Here at Losing Coach®, we will go back for ANY woman who wants out.
it's this way...
And that is exactly what it is like.
You feel like a prisoner, completely imprisoned and trapped inside a body you can't get out of.
SHELLEY TELLS THE STORY OF LOSING COACH®:
When I was 220 lbs., I intuitively knew, no way, no how, no matter what I did, right now, at this moment…I couldn't be thin tomorrow.
And it was the overwhelming frustration of that truth that paralyzed me and kept me inside this prison.
But, one day, I eventually took one leap of faith and got out.
And I'm here to tell you, "It's this way."
How did I get out?
Honestly, at the time it happened, I had no idea what I was about to do.
That's why it was a real leap of faith.
When you are imprisoned in a camp for as long as I was, you don't know where you are or what route will lead to freedom.
I knew there were risks and dangers in leaving the camp…I didn't know what was out there, what wild animals would attack, or what storms would hit. I knew I would be completely alone to fend for myself…no guarantee of food, water, or shelter.
But, I knew that if I stayed, I would die.
I asked a friend to come with me. She refused.
So, I waited until it was the right time.
When was that? It was when I finally reached the end of my rope. When all hope was finally lost. When I had tried everything I could think of, and had failed miserably. Then is when I could finally make my escape.
And so, all alone, secretly, and silently in the middle of the night, I crawled beneath the fence to face the darkness alone. It was “Do or Die!”
I bolted like a bat out of hell, and ran as fast as I could through the jungle.
I didn’t have a clue about what I was doing. I didn't know the route in such unfamiliar territory.
I heard bullets flying overhead and voices calling me back.
Yet, as I continued to keep my eye on the freedom I longed for, pressing forward, and staying low, the clearing got wider and wider. The voices dimmed. And eventually, darkness turned into light.
I weathered a few storms and survived to make it to complete freedom and safety.
I got out.
Unknown to me at the time, I had found the route to freedom!
Some say I was a pioneer. Some say I got very lucky. Some say it was divinely inspired.
I cannot speak to any of that. I only know that I got out, and now, I knew the way out, a safe way out, and held the map to this route.
What happened next is the magic of The Losing Coach® story.
Erin came along and I asked her if she would like me to help her get out.
She said, "No. I'm fine."
She had tried so many times before to escape, and had come to accept her imprisonment as her lot in life.
But then I promised her, "I can help you."
See, I knew the way out, so I could promise her.
She said no again.
But I heard her heart screaming, "YES!"
I said in a very quiet voice, "It's this way."
Simply by hearing my voice, "Trust me, it's this way,” she too, crawled under the fence by herself onto the same escape route.
The journey was similar and I was there to say, "Erin, stay low, the bullets won't hit you."
"Erin, do not pay attention to the voices calling you back."
"Erin, don't worry, the storm will pass."
"Erin, the clearing gets wider, trust me, the light is coming soon."
Erin followed and Erin found freedom.
After she did, she turned to me and she said, "Shelley, what you have done, what you have found, this is the path to freedom! This is the way! This path is one every woman can take to get out, and get out safely. We have to go back and help as many women as we can! This is our calling."
Here at Losing Coach®, we will go back for ANY woman who wants out.
it's this way...
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