Is Diet a Dirty Word? – Connie Bennett, Your Bounce-Back Boldly Guide™

Is Diet a Dirty Word? What do you think?

Let’s face it. In certain circles these days, people steer clear of the word “diet,” because it’s deemed politically incorrect. More important, it may mean deprivation, restriction, frustration, difficulty or even struggle.

Here’s the catch. What other word should I use to convey that you’re cleaning up your eating, mindfully consuming the best, healthiest, nutritious, real foods into your mouth? Sure, you’re eating less, but you’re still going to feel full.

Is it wrong to use the word diet?

Lately, the “d” word has been on my mind, because I’m working on my next book, I Blew My Diet! Now What?

I picked the word, diet, because it’s so universally used and understood.

Indeed, I think it’s the best word to mean that you’re now on a healthy eating path to slim

Now bear in mind that I’ve upleveled my definition of diet.

When I use the word, diet, I’m also talking about adopting and enjoying an empowering, can-do, invigorating, positive mindset.

When you remove processed, toxic sweets or carbs (and people, for that matter), you get energized, excited and enthusiastic about life.

So when I use the word, diet, in this book, I’m talking about a healthy, mindful, focused way of eating, which enhances your body, mind, spirit, life and moods in all ways.

So what do you think of the word diet? Does it offend, annoy or anger you? Or do you like it?

Share your thoughts here.

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