Today we work on special challenges that we might face, created by different environments and people. In the comfort of our own home, we might have a lot more control over what we eat and it might be easier to follow our plan steps, but life will constantly throw us curveballs, and one comes in the form of food pushers. Yes, there will always be people who push food on you. It might be someone who just once says casually if you’d like some of the brownies they brought in to the office, or the more persistent pushers, like some family members who insist you just must pile your plate high, or some person who acts like they wouldn’t hear of you not having some cake on their birthday. But before you cave to other people’s demands that you eat their food, consider these two BDSisms: · “You’re entitled to work toward your goal of losing weight as long as you’re not maliciously trying to make someone feel bad. · ...