This is the time of year a lot of people make a goal to lose weight.
Some people aren't new at starting diets; you might be one of them. Maybe you have had the same "weight loss resolution" every New Year for the past ten years. If it seems like the more times you try, the harder it gets, Jackie Conn from Weight Watchers joined Carolyn Callahan on TV5 News at 5 to show us how to change "I can't" to "I can!"
* Manage Your Environment: Make it easy to make "loser-friendly" meal and snack choices
* Get Moving
* Manage Your Thinking
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