When he woke up this morning he decided he had to improve the way he faced his hunger. In fact, this week, he has been swimming competitively and his diet has been completely different. In the morning, he eats a lot more protein, eggs and bacon, and a couple pieces of whole wheat toast, so that he has more energy for his morning work-out. He spends noon time with his swimming teammates, not his "junk food" friends. He follows a low-fat, high-protein diet. Now, at dinner, he takes an extra helping of meat and potatoes. Even his mom has trouble keeping enough food in the refrigerator. She thinks that he is an eating-machine. Next week Greg goes to Washington State for the National Swimming Championships. He is excited about them, but he knows that it may take a while until he wins a big competition. When he thinks he cannot succeed. One day, while he watches the Olympics on TV, he realizes that everything can be possible thanks to one's effort and passion. So, now that Greg is aware of this, he should learn how to deal with anxiety while eating.