The Over 50 Health & Wellness Podcast
Sep 9, 2026 · 27 min · 8 segments
Text us a comment or question! What if the goal that's been driving your health and fitness journey for years... is actually the wrong goal? If…
After all, if you're reading this, there's a pretty good chance you want to lose some weight.
In fact, there's a good chance you've thought about losing weight more often than you've actually lost weight.
Because after years of coaching men and women over fifty, I've come to a surprising conclusion: weight loss is often the wrong goal.
Not because weight loss doesn't matter, not because excess body fat is healthy, not because the scale is completely irrelevant, but because focusing on weight loss often causes people to focus on the wrong things.
When most people decide they want to lose weight, what happens? They immediately start looking for ways to eat less, burn more calories, exercise more, restrict more, suffer more.
Another diet, another restart, another Monday, another promise, another attempt to become smaller.
After all, if you're reading this, there's a pretty good chance you want to lose some weight.
In fact, there's a good chance you've thought about losing weight more often than you've actually lost weight.
Because after years of coaching men and women over fifty, I've come to a surprising conclusion: weight loss is often the wrong goal.
Not because weight loss doesn't matter, not because excess body fat is healthy, not because the scale is completely irrelevant, but because focusing on weight loss often causes people to focus on the wrong things.
When most people decide they want to lose weight, what happens? They immediately start looking for ways to eat less, burn more calories, exercise more, restrict more, suffer more.
Another diet, another restart, another Monday, another promise, another attempt to become smaller.
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