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Eat Good Enough.
Five short, practical lessons. By the end, you'll shop, eat, and read labels differently — without diet talk.
- 01
Why willpower isn't the problem
Modern engineered food overrides hunger and fullness signals — willpower fails because the food is designed to win, not because you are weak.
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- 02
Real food vs. edible foodlike substance
Real food is grown, harvested, or butchered; everything else is an industrial formulation made in a factory from extracted ingredients you don't have in your kitchen.
8 min read
- 03
Grocery shopping in 15 minutes
A 15-minute shop pattern that uses the supermarket's own layout against itself: perimeter first, ingredient lists over front-of-pack claims, and three label heuristics for the aisles you can't avoid.
8 min read
- 04
Three rules for eating out
Three high-leverage rules — portion, processing, drink — that cover restaurant menus, takeout, and fast food without requiring a calorie app or a sermon.
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- 05
Hunger, fullness, and the no-shame default
A small set of mealtime habits — pay attention to hunger before you eat, stop at 80%, eat at a table, and refuse to moralize what you eat — that compound over time without feeling like a diet.
8 min read