Concierge Weight Loss

About Concierge Weight Loss

Trusted Advice for Simple, Sustainable Weight Loss—No More Diet Drama If you’ve been told what to do to lose weight—but still feel stuck, overwhelmed, or like nothing ever sticks—you’re not alone. The Concierge Weight Loss Podcast is for busy women who want to lose weight in a way that feels doable, supportive, and realistic—without strict diets, food rules, or starting over every Monday. Hosted by Kara Hackleman, Certified Life & Weight Loss Coach, this podcast helps you: -Build simple, sustainable habits that fit real life -Understand emotional eating, cravings, and food chatter -Lose weight with or without medication—without shame -Let go of all-or-nothing thinking and diet burnout -Create consistency, confidence, and self-trust around food Each episode blends real-life stories, practical coaching tools, and mindset shifts so weight loss feels calmer, clearer, and sustainable—not stressful or restrictive. Whether you’ve been medically advised to lose weight, are using or considering weight loss medication, or are simply tired of trying to “do it right,” this podcast will help you stop overthinking food and start making progress in a way that actually lasts. 🎙️ New episodes weekly 💛 Start with the free webinar or book a Personalized Solutions Call at www.coachingkara.com

Publisher

Kara Hackleman, Certified Life & Weight Loss Coach

Category

health & fitness · health & fitness · health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

15 Oct 2021

Latest episode

23 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

260 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   23 Oct 2026

   260. The “I Deserve It” Eat

   “I worked hard today. I deserve this.” “I've been taking care of everybody else. I deserve this.” “Nobody appreciates everything I do. I deserve this.” But what if the more useful question isn't whether you deserve the food? What if it's why you believe you have to earn it in the first place? In this episode of Concierge Weight Loss, we're looking underneath the “I deserve it” eat—and the connection between food, reward, accomplishment, pleasure and your sense of worth. We'll talk about: Why “I deserve it” often shows up after you've worked, sacrificed or taken care of everyone else How years of dieting can turn food into something you have to earn Why your worth has nothing to do with whether you eat the chocolate How to figure out what you actually believe you deserve in that moment Why food can still be the answer What happens when food becomes your only reward How to experience the pleasure of your accomplishments without immediately asking, “What do I get?” Why you don't have to earn rest, pleasure, food or taking care of yourself How “Do I like my reasons?” can help you make an intentional decision Sometimes you deserve the chocolate, you want the chocolate, and you choose the chocolate. Great. The goal isn't to talk yourself out of eating. It's to stop asking food to prove something it was never capable of proving: that you're worthy of something good. Your worth isn't hanging in the balance. It's chocolate. And as we wrap up October, we're bringing everything together: I've got my own back. I can figure out what I need. I can take care of myself. And I can make a decision. If food still feels much more complicated than you want it to, let's talk. Schedule your free call at www.coachingkara.com/freecall. (https://www.coachingkara.com/freecall)

2. 

   16 Oct 2026

   259. FOMO: What Are You Afraid You'll Miss?

   “I just want it.” Sometimes that's the whole answer. But sometimes underneath “I just want it” is something else: What if I don't get another chance? Food FOMO can show up at restaurants, parties, vacations, holidays—or when someone brings store-bought cookies into work that you could literally buy again tomorrow. In this episode of Concierge Weight Loss, we're talking about how to enjoy food and fully participate in experiences without feeling like you have to maximize the amount you eat. We'll talk about: Why years of dieting can create urgency and scarcity around food Why “You can have anything you want” doesn't mean as much or as often as you want How to tell the difference between something truly special and something you can easily have again Why participating in an experience doesn't mean maximizing the food How one bite might sometimes give you the experience you wanted Why permission to eat isn't an excuse to overeat or stop taking care of yourself How to decide whether something is actually “worth it” What you're saying no to when you say yes How to have the food AND continue supporting your weight-loss goals You don't have to avoid food to lose weight. You can learn how to figure food out. Sometimes you'll have less. Sometimes you'll delay it. Sometimes you'll level it up. And sometimes you'll decide it's worth every bite. The goal is to trust yourself to make that decision. If food still feels like something you have to control, let's talk. On a free call, we'll look at what's happening in those moments and how you can start making decisions around food without another list of things you aren't allowed to have. Schedule your free call at coachingkara.com/freecall. (https://www.coachingkara.com/freecall)

3. 

   9 Oct 2026

   258. Nighttime Snacking: What Are You Actually Needing?

   You tell yourself you need to stop snacking at night. Stop eating the sweets. Stop eating the chips. Stop eating dessert. Stop buying the “junk food.” But what if the food isn't actually the first thing we need to understand? In this episode of Concierge Weight Loss, we're looking underneath nighttime eating instead of simply trying to stop it. We'll talk about: Why wanting to eat and being physically hungry aren't always the same thing Why nighttime eating may actually start much earlier in your day What food might be doing for you at the end of a long day Why taking away the snack doesn't necessarily give you what you actually need How to tell the difference between physical hunger and wanting food for another reason Why “I just want it” is a perfectly valid answer How to make an intentional decision without turning it into another diet rule Why one small decision can begin rebuilding confidence in yourself Sometimes you're hungry. Sometimes cookies just sound good. And sometimes food has become the one thing you finally get to do for yourself after spending the entire day taking care of everyone else. The goal isn't to make you stop wanting the snack. It's to help you understand what you're actually needing—and realize that you have a choice. If nighttime eating keeps feeling out of control, let's talk about what's really happening. On a free call, we'll look at the pattern together and figure out what would actually support you. Schedule your free call at www.coachingkara.com/freecall (http://www.coachingkara.com/freecall)

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Apple Podcasts (US)

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 49 / 100

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Quality

87

Social presence

0

YouTube

0

Engagement

30

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