What is the best advice you have heard so far on your journey? Im looking forward to reading these

rankinsect

One I liked had nothing to do with weight loss on the surface, but I think addresses the worry that many of us feel for how long the road is.

It was advice to someone who was questioning whether it was too late for them to go back and earn a college degree. She was worried because it would take 4 years, and she'd be 50 when she graduated.

The advice she got that I really found meaningful? "And how old will you be in 4 years if you don't go back to school?".

Time passes for us all - in four years, do we want to look back with regret, or forward with optimism?

tonisha1821

Be kind to yourself. Fat bashing is as damaging (if not more damaging) coming from yourself as it is coming from others.

girls_read_comics

rankinsect wrote: »

One I liked had nothing to do with weight loss on the surface, but I think addresses the worry that many of us feel for how long the road is.

It was advice to someone who was questioning whether it was too late for them to go back and earn a college degree. She was worried because it would take 4 years, and she'd be 50 when she graduated.

The advice she got that I really found meaningful? "And how old will you be in 4 years if you don't go back to school?".

Time passes for us all - in four years, do we want to look back with regret, or forward with optimism?

Rank I am 27 and literally have been trying to talk myself out of going to college bc im too old. This feels like fate!

47Jacqueline

Didn't get any good advice. Not that I would have listened. This is what I've determined:

Get a life and stop making food (how much, what kind, when, where, why, why not, etc.) the focus of my day.

serasmommy

ha ha ha yes! !!!

juggernaut1974 wrote: »

Look both ways before you cross the road.

It's an oldie but a goodie.