I can not recall who said: “It seems that the harder I work, the luckier I get”. Now the apparent lesson for weight loss success will be obvious. Actually, if you are overweight or suffer obesity and you would like to lose the excess weight, you have to get yourself driven to do so whether you like the idea of doing so or not.
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However, as most of us know motivation is not like a water tap that you could just turn on and fill your cup. It’s more like an old rusty hand pump that asks a good deal of care to get it moving. Success requires a dash of desire blended with two cups of determination and a handful of perseverance /daily.
Prepare your mind and you will find that your body will comply! At times we all need some help to get our motivational flow going. Here is my help! Write the answers to the next two questions down and keep them somewhere that you will run into them every single day.
1. What is the real reason for wanting to lose weight?
Look deep down until you come up with the real reason. The motive for losing weight has to be sincere and dear to you even when it appears to be a foolish reason like getting to see, from 25 years ago, your year twelve high school friends at this year’s reunion. You must have a personal rock solid motive behind your weight loss goal. You got to place it very high up there with all those established priorities in life. You can not do it if you do not truly think it is of importance to you.
Therefore, in order to identify the reasons and recognize them, take hold of your pen and get on writing. “I would like to lose 10, 15 or 20 kilos of my weight on account of ….”
2. How am I going to lose weight?
Think earnestly about it. Do I have to go for the low carbohydrates or those meal replacement formulas or is it too much too quick for me? Am I joining an “army camp” style of physical fitness class or choose my own daily steady brisk walk program? Remember whether you choose to go for the quick or the slow weight loss method, eventually you will have to personally take control of your weight loss and diet program and your daily physical exercise. Having control is what eventually is going to hold your weight down your entire life.
Design in advance your short and your long lasting goals. The more you elaborate about your weight loss program, the best your probability of a long term success. So, you could write something similar to this: “My daily plan for weight loss is to………..my physical fitness program will be……”
As soon as you have described your personal reasons to lose all that excess weight and figured out a plan, Take Action! Reassess your plan at frequent intervals and be strong-minded but reasonable on yourself.
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