Finding my "why"
aquaiyz3
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I need to lose about 15 pounds to feel comfortable with myself. My trouble is that I can't find a "why" that motivates me. It used to be to get attention from guys...but I've been married for 8 years. I am not considered overweight so health concerns aren't motivating either. Any suggestions???
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Is there anything you'd like to do that a lack of strength/fitness is preventing? Running a 10k? Rock climbing? A really tough hike? Anything you can think of to train for at all?0
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I just completed a triathlon on Sunday. Training for it really helped me stick to my physical goals but I didn't lose an ounce. Obviously diet needs some attention.1
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You just listed your why in the first sentence.6
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I need to find my why as well...0
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I need to lose about 15 pounds to feel comfortable with myself. My trouble is that I can't find a "why" that motivates me. It used to be to get attention from guys...but I've been married for 8 years. I am not considered overweight so health concerns aren't motivating either. Any suggestions???
That is your why.0 -
mom23mangos wrote: »I need to lose about 15 pounds to feel comfortable with myself. My trouble is that I can't find a "why" that motivates me. It used to be to get attention from guys...but I've been married for 8 years. I am not considered overweight so health concerns aren't motivating either. Any suggestions???
That is your why.
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Only you can find your why, but let me tell you I wish I had done something about my weight gain when it was 15 pounds or even 20 pounds compared to now where I still have 40 to go after losing 20+ already. The longer you put it off the harder and more of it there is.0
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I just completed a triathlon on Sunday. Training for it really helped me stick to my physical goals but I didn't lose an ounce. Obviously diet needs some attention.
Well, that's impressive! Did you enjoy it? Will you do more? If so, your "why" is to drop a few pounds to be quicker and beat your previous time. I find fitness-related goals much more motivating than a number on the scale anyway.0
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