Overeating: My Shift to Reflective Actions Generating Results

The Transitioning to I Can from I Can’t Series

De: Dr Sharon L Burton

Narrado por: Edwin Holland

Overeating is not just about food. It is about awareness, habits, emotions, and the stories we tell ourselves.

In this insightful and empowering audiobook, Dr. Sharon L. Burton invites listeners to rethink their relationship with food through reflection, personal responsibility, and intentional action. Drawing from decades of academic research, professional experience, and lived insight, she guides you through a mindset shift that moves you from “I can’t” to “I can” without guilt, extremes, or unrealistic expectations.

Narrated in a conversational and encouraging tone, this audiobook is designed for real life. Dr. Burton explores how modern routines, digital overload, and lifestyle pressures influence eating behaviors, and how greater self-awareness can lead to sustainable change. Rather than offering rigid rules or quick fixes, she provides practical frameworks that help listeners regain control, build confidence, and make choices aligned with their long-term well-being.

In this audiobook, you will discover how to:

Understand the connection between awareness, behavior, and weight management

Reframe habits and thought patterns that drive overeating

Develop reflective actions that lead to measurable, lasting results

Strengthen self-empowerment and accountability without shame

Create a healthier relationship with food that supports your personal growth

Whether you are beginning your wellness journey or seeking a more mindful, sustainable approach, Overeating: My Shift to Reflective Actions Generating Results offers clarity, motivation, and tools you can apply immediately.

©2023 Dr. Sharon L. Burton (P)2026 Dr. Sharon L. Burton

Great mix of personal information with references to factual info.

This book is a personal account that also combines the relevant information(facts) that give further credibility. I loved that its a short read that really gets to the how a person did a thing with specifics.