I had no plan, no understanding of how it worked, and no clue what “net carbs” even meant.
I didn’t know about electrolytes, I didn’t know how to handle cravings, and I didn’t know how to manage unplanned events like dinners out, road trips, or family holidays.
I started reading everything I could find about keto, made some adjustments to my meal plan, and everything changed.
Keto stopped being a “diet” and became a way of living that actually worked for me.
I lost weight, I had more energy, and for the first time in my life, I felt in control of food instead of controlled by it.
I was Addicted to Food
And when I say “being controlled by it,” I mean that literally. Any sweets that were in my house never lasted.
I could eat a whole container of ice cream by myself. Cookies and donuts weren’t safe either.
I once ate a whole box of chocolates I found hidden under my mom’s bed as a teenager. I later found out that they were an appetite suppressant that’s supposed to help you lose weight. Well, I can tell you they didn’t do their job!
What Finally Changed
Keto worked when I stopped treating it like a quick fix and started treating it like a lifestyle.
I learned how to balance meals, fuel with real food, and prepare for everyday challenges like road trips, family gatherings, and eating out.
For the first time in my life, I felt in control of food instead of controlled by it.
Why I Wrote the Keto Success Guide
I wrote the Keto Success Guide because I know what it’s like to feel defeated by dieting. I know how it feels to think you’ll never stick to something long enough to see results.
I also know what it’s like to finally have the tools that make it doable.
This isn’t another fad diet book. It’s everything I wish I had when I started, a clear step-by-step plan for real people who want to lose weight, feel better, and stop yo-yo dieting for good.
