YAAAAY BROOKE!!!! Welcome to the life-train
WW works for some people (Jackie -- WTG again, BTW), not so much for others, so like any nutrition/diet/fitness program, it's not a one-size-fits-all deal. At the end of the day, basic math is the guiding rule: consume less than you expend.
Water is necessary, but don't fall for that "if you're hungry, drink water" spiel. If you're hungry, you're hungry. Drinking water makes you less
thirsty 
Stock up on low-fat snacks in your various places -- your desk @ work, in easy-to-reach places at home, and even in your car. Part of the difficulty that busy people have is not knowing when those moments will strike and what to do when it happens.
It
does take a little bit more planning and tracking for the grocery bill, and you may even see the total jump for a little while as you transition over from the cheaper but more processed foods to more expensive but more natural and wholesome foods, but the long-term goal will be worth it in the end.
Consider it a short-term investment in your permanent health & fitness!
For reminding yourself to drink water, keep a water bottle at your desk at work at all times and refill it every time. Whenever you make a save in whatever project you're working on or if you're in the middle of a render, go refill it, even to just top it off. Drink some on the way back to your desk. When you pause to examine your work or try to decide which way to go, take a sip. By doing little sips more frequently, you're not chugging quarts of water at a time.
Just like eating small portions more times per day will reduce your desire and capacity to eat big 2x a day.
) and then to sleep 
YAY SLEEP 
