The ‘One Change Per Week’ Method
How to Lose Weight Without Burnout
New year, new you? Maybe. Maybe not.
But if weight loss is on your list of goals, I’ve got a practical, sustainable, and burnout-proof strategy to help you actually stick to it. Forget the crash diets. Skip the all-or-nothing mindset.
Instead, implement the ‘One Change Per Week’ Method—a step-by-step, no-fluff approach to making weight loss simple, doable, and long-term.
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Why This Works
Most people fail at weight loss because they try to change everything at once. They start meal prepping, cutting carbs, running five miles a day—then crash by week three.
Solution? Small, incremental changes. One crucial habit at a time. Master one, move to the next.
It’s like assembling a machine. One working part at a time = a system that runs smoothly.
How to Implement the ‘One Change Per Week’ Method
Each week, pick one simple, high-impact habit to adjust. It could look any one of these like these goals like:
Week 1: Optimize Your Liquid Calories
Cut out soda, juices, and sugary coffee drinks, and replace them with water, herbal tea, or black coffee. If you need flavor, utilize lemon or flavored sparkling water for a refreshing alternative.
Week 2: Streamline Your Protein Intake
Increase lean protein intake by incorporating chicken, eggs, fish, or tofu into your meals. Aim for a protein source at every meal to stay fuller longer and reduce cravings.
Week 3: Walk 5,000–10,000 Steps Daily
No gym? No problem—walking burns fat. Park farther away, take the stairs, and walk during calls to increase movement. Bonus: It improves digestion and boosts your mood.
Week 4: Implement the 80/20 Rule for Food
Stick to 80% whole, nutrient-dense meals while allowing 20% flexibility—because life happens. No guilt, no restriction, just sustainable weight loss.
What to Expect
There are no overnight transformations, but with steady, lasting progress, the results will stick. You won’t experience burnout because you’re making gradual adjustments rather than overhauling everything at once. Instead of feeling overwhelmed by drastic changes, you’ll build sustainable habits, one small shift at a time, making weight loss manageable and long-term.
Bottom Line
Weight loss doesn’t have to be a sprint. Build a system, not just a goal.
Action Step: This week, pick one habit from the list. Master it. Then move to the next.
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