This February I Will....
themedalist
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I know that January has 31 days, but it feels like the month just sped by! On the other hand, it's a giant leap forward to my favorite time of year: spring and a return to outdoor walking and container gardening. My Johnny's seed catalog always arrives in February. If I can't plant seeds until April, at least I can dream about gardening now. I had dinner at a friend's house last weekend and as I drove over, I marveled how wonderful it was that it was still light at 5:00pm. Nature also progresses in small steps.
So.... here we are in February. What are you going to accomplish this month? Will you continue your focus from January or head in a new direction?
If you are joining us for the first time, we are glad you are here! Let us know what your goal is for this month and how we can help. And just a suggestion: set a reminder to check-in periodically with us. Check-in daily, weekly, or as often as works for you, but let us know how you are progressing! We're here to support and encourage you, but if you don't post, we can't cheer you on!
And if you're joining us in mid February, no need to wait until March. Begin now and you'll be that much closer to achieving your goal. If you're looking for ideas, our list of previous challenges is helpful.
Let's hear what you've got in the works for February!
Using the structure that habits experts recommend, try to frame your goal along these lines:
1. My goal for this month (This February I will...")
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit
4. How often will you do your new habit (daily is best if possible)
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? (Small positive feedbacks such as a fist pump, saying "I'm awesome", or a star/check mark on your calendar help cement the habit you are trying to build.)
6. What help do you need from us?
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February?
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I'm doing a back to basics challenge this month and focusing on my sleep. My bedtime is all over the place and it's been inching later and later. I know for me the biggest driver for getting a good night's sleep is going to bed at a reasonable and consistent time. I'm making that 10:30pm.
1. This February I will be more consistent with my sleep. Consistency should improve the quality of my sleep and how I feel.
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal: I will be in bed at 10:30pm 5 out of 7 nights.
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit: I will set an alarm for 9:30pm so that I wrap up projects I'm working on and have some wind down time.
4. How often will you do your new habit: Daily
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? (Small positive feedbacks such as a fist pump, saying "I'm awesome", or a star/check mark on your calendar help cement the habit you are trying to build.): When I'm in bed at 10:30 I will congratulate myself with "Nice!" or "Well done!"
6. What help do you need from us? Encouragement!
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February? I'll feel less draggy and feel as I do when I get good, regular sleep. I also notice that when I've gotten a good night's sleep, I play the guitar better. That's a huge motivator!4 -
Newbie on the board! Hi everyone. I'm Jen, 34 from Michigan (Metro Detroit). Happy February everyone!
1. My goal for this month: This February I will continue to track my foods everyday. I will continue to meditate before bed with my essential oils in my diffuser. My new goal is to start walking on my treadmill three times a week. No more than 20 minutes, just so I don't burn myself out as I try to start this new habit.
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal will track my food and have my FH check in on me daily on how I'm doing with my tracking. I will wear my leggings and a tank top under my work scrubs, so when I get home from work, I can just shed the scrubs and hop onto the treadmill when I come home, before starting on my homework or anything else.
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit: I will tell my mom (who I talk to on the phone while driving home from work,) to remind me to get on the treadmill, as well as setting a reminder on my phone which will be set to go off when I pull into the apartment complex.
4. How often will you do your new habit: with the new habit of walking on the treadmill, I will be doing in 3 days a week. Probably Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? I will use my paper habit tracker and indulge in a longer shower or bath after the walk.
6. What help do you need from us? Just some encouragement and inspiration. but honestly writing it out here is a lot of help.
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February? That I will be ready to up my walk to 30-45 minutes in March.5 -
MrsSloffee wrote: »Newbie on the board! Hi everyone. I'm Jen, 34 from Michigan (Metro Detroit). Happy February everyone!
1. My goal for this month: This February I will continue to track my foods everyday. I will continue to meditate before bed with my essential oils in my diffuser. My new goal is to start walking on my treadmill three times a week. No more than 20 minutes, just so I don't burn myself out as I try to start this new habit.
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal will track my food and have my FH check in on me daily on how I'm doing with my tracking. I will wear my leggings and a tank top under my work scrubs, so when I get home from work, I can just shed the scrubs and hop onto the treadmill when I come home, before starting on my homework or anything else.
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit: I will tell my mom (who I talk to on the phone while driving home from work,) to remind me to get on the treadmill, as well as setting a reminder on my phone which will be set to go off when I pull into the apartment complex.
4. How often will you do your new habit: with the new habit of walking on the treadmill, I will be doing in 3 days a week. Probably Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? I will use my paper habit tracker and indulge in a longer shower or bath after the walk.
6. What help do you need from us? Just some encouragement and inspiration. but honestly writing it out here is a lot of help.
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February? That I will be ready to up my walk to 30-45 minutes in March.
Welcome, @MrsSloffee! Jen, we are ALWAYS delighted to have new members join our group!
Your goal for this month made me smile. I LOVE my treadmill! Many years ago I used mine only to exercise on… Walking at a moderate pace. And then I realized how much more I could do on my treadmill if I walked more slowly. I could read books on my iPad, I could talk on the phone, I could watch videos, answer emails, and scroll through social media. My treadmill has been my ticket to being much less sedentary. I think of my treadmill now as I do my microwave. Yes, I can boil water in my microwave, but if I only use it for that I am really short changing its possibilities. I just finished a 20 minute phone call with my dad and I forgot I was walking… We were just having a nice conversation.
If there’s something you do daily such as calling a friend or family member, or using your tablet computer, you might consider doing that while you walk on your treadmill. It’s also a great cue for using your treadmill more.
I’m looking forward to hearing how this month goes for you!5 -
My goal is to track all my food daily and to exercise for 30 minutes a day aerobically, and weightlifting twice a week.
Small actions include- setting aside time with a cup of tea and the app after each meal. Reading some of the introductory articles to become more fluid with the app.Getting a nudge from partner to go to the Y most days after breakfast. Rising at 7.30 each AM to get to the gym at 9.
Triggers- mealtimes for tracking
Performing both habits daily
Reward- personal satisfaction, a delicious new flavour of herb tea for each week tracked, 10$ in the clothing fund foe each lb lost
I need ( would like) support from other members
Success looks like I’m down 6-7 lbs, and feeling stronger when I go hill walking at the end of February.5 -
A new semester is going to begin soon and I’m feeling a bit stressed especially since I’m going to a ball 😊out of town the weekend before the semester. 😲
So..
1. This February I will get a better handle on time management.
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal - I’ll check my calendar every day.
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit - after I finish breakfast, I’ll check it
4. How often will you do your new habit -daily
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? I’ll give myself a check mark for the date
6. What help do you need from us? Cheer me on!
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February? I’ll be better able to to keep all my ducks in a row. 🦆🦆 🦆 🦆
February 1
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Thank you @themedalist!
1. This February I will...play with Art daily.
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal: I will leave simple art activities & supplies next to my bed for busy days.
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit: walking past my Art Studio / seeing supplies are bedside
4. How often will you do your new habit? Daily - 1-3 sessions a day
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? Knowing I am growing as an artist & reaffirming that creating art gives my life JOY & Peaceful Happiness.
I will also post here with icons
6. What help do you need from us? I love reading your updates - they are very inspiring
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February? Lots of fond memories, experiments, and art! Excitement about my projects!4 -
I’m excited about your goal @MadisonMolly2017 !3
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Thank you @77tes !!
I’m excited by yours!! How’s it going?
Feb 1 - Major Re-org of Art Studio
🎨 Feb 2 - coloring book fun that I embellished with added drawings, quotes, family member’s names!!! I like it much better if I personalize the page- just had never thought of it before!
🎨 Feb 3 - played with watercolor on scraps of paper. No pressure. The best one was just pure chance
Jan 30-Feb 2 Major revamp of art studio to support my current interests. Not giving away much - just organizing more efficiently. Loved all empty boxes & bins downstairs for other uses. Two more days to go on the revamp!!
It was so nice to have a clear table to play with my paints today!!!
Fun!!1 -
So far I’m doing well checking my calendar. I’m finding that checking it before breakfast actually works better. I also decided I enjoyed the ducks icon for getting my ducks in a row. 😊
February 1
February 2 ✅🦆
February 3✅🦆
February 4 ✅🦆I’m starting to track what I have done on my calendar2 -
Hi everyone! Late to the party, as usual!
1. My goal for this month. This February I will spend at least 15 minutes doing some form of self-care.
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal I will either use 15 minutes before work or 15 minutes when my 9:00 p.m. "time to wind down" alarm goes off and listen to Calm app or a podcast, perhaps take time to journal, mani.pedi, or draw.
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit After I pour my first cup of coffee, I will take time to listen to a short podcast. If I don't have time in the morning, then I will do it when my 9:00 pm alarm goes off.
4. How often will you do your new habit (daily is best if possible) daily
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? The actual act of self-care will be a great reward in and of itself! However, if I do this 24/29 days, I will go to Barnes & Nobles and purchase a new self-care or inspirational book!
6. What help do you need from us? Encouragement!
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February? I will be dealing with the stress in our lives much more calmly, feel less anxious and will feel more at peace.
Feb 1:
At mom's out of state helping get house ready to put up for sale.
Feb 2: Looked at beautiful quilts on Pinterest on car ride home
Feb 3: Listened to podcast of Joyce Meyers yesterday morning
Feb 4: Listened to Joyce Meyer this podcast this morning and wrote in gratitude journal 1 -
themedalist wrote: »I'm doing a back to basics challenge this month and focusing on my sleep. My bedtime is all over the place and it's been inching later and later. I know for me the biggest driver for getting a good night's sleep is going to bed at a reasonable and consistent time. I'm making that 10:30pm.
1. This February I will be more consistent with my sleep. Consistency should improve the quality of my sleep and how I feel.
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal: I will be in bed at 10:30pm 5 out of 7 nights.
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit: I will set an alarm for 9:30pm so that I wrap up projects I'm working on and have some wind down time.
4. How often will you do your new habit: Daily
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? (Small positive feedbacks such as a fist pump, saying "I'm awesome", or a star/check mark on your calendar help cement the habit you are trying to build.): When I'm in bed at 10:30 I will congratulate myself with "Nice!" or "Well done!"
6. What help do you need from us? Encouragement!
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February? I'll feel less draggy and feel as I do when I get good, regular sleep. I also notice that when I've gotten a good night's sleep, I play the guitar better. That's a huge motivator!
This is a really good goal, I am working on this as well and someone suggested the other night that if I am in bed on time I should reward myself by reading a bit of a leisure book which I often don't have time for. I'm not sure I can work on my sleep consistently this month yet, but I might look at this next month.2 -
There is such a wonderful variety of goals in this thread from sleep to fitness and everything in between. It's so awesome to see what everyone is working for ideas and getting inspiration. I am a bit late to write this month (a few summer school deadlines). Yes, it's summer here and we have had a long heatwave over the past two weeks. Today has been the coolest day since and it was so nice. I am still getting a handle on the basic goals and my fitness hasn't been the best for the last two weeks, so I will mostly be focussed on exercise this month. I am happy with how I am doing with my nutrition, but it could reappear over the next few months.
1. My goal for this month will be to complete 3 workouts a week of cardio (walk/bike 20min) and weight training/strength training (6 workouts/week).
3. To help accomplish these goals I will plan out my days at the start of the week around study and other commitments.
4. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit will be to check my diary at the beginning of each day with my morning coffee and aim to complete a workout after my first study block.
5. How often will you do your new habit (6 days a week/3 days a week if combining workouts)
6. I will celebrate by sharing with my sisters who are also working on their nutrition and fitness.
7. Just reading everyone's updates is inspirational.
8. At the end of February, I will be confident and have enough fitness to either walk the falls track or walk the local maunga track in preparation for the fun walk/run in June.
9. I plan my daily diary from my week planner and at the end of the day I will review my goals so I can adjust them as needed throughout the week, without waiting for a new week to begin.
Just a carryover from last month, I also achieved over 80% of my goals last month so I will need to go shopping for some new walking shoes soon
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I am focusing on my art practice, as it is key to my maintaining my weight. It relaxes me, gives me purpose, leads to discovery & learning, and brings me joy!
Feb 1 - began Major Re-org of Art Studio
🎨 Feb 2 - coloring book fun that I embellished with added drawings, quotes, family member’s names!!! I like it much better if I personalize the page- just had never thought of it before!
🎨 Feb 3 - played with watercolor on scraps of paper. No pressure. The best one was just pure chance
Jan 30-Feb 2 Major revamp of art studio to support my current interests. Not giving away much - just organizing more efficiently. Loved all empty boxes & bins downstairs for other uses. Two more days to go on the revamp!
🎨 Feb 4 coloring book for hours over several times of the day - relaxing
🎨 Feb 5 organized my scrap paper, then planned the framing of my friend’s tapestry.
Then off to art group- coloring book
Plan to do pen & ink flower piece later today for an upcoming exhibit in town!!!!
It was so nice to have a clear table to play with my paints today!!!
Fun!!2 -
So far I’m doing well checking my calendar. I’m finding that checking it before breakfast actually works better. I also decided I enjoyed the ducks icon for getting my ducks in a row. 😊
February 1
February 2 ✅🦆
February 3✅🦆
February 4 ✅🦆I’m starting to track what I have done on my calendar
@77tes Love it! I’m a huge Make Way for Ducklings fan!! 🦆 🦆 🦆 🦆 🦆 🦆2 -
I have really enjoyed reading everyone's goals so far this month and the progress is awesome!
I have so many things I need to work on so I will be focusing and charting them all this month.
1) I've booked a 5 bedroom house in CO for a week this summer for my kids and grandkids to get together with my husband and me. I want to sit around the campfire and sing songs so that means I need to work on learning songs on the guitar that they will be familiar with. I've spent about 15 min a day in 5 min intervals because my fingers get sore really fast since I've neglected my guitar for so long. But I'm improving already! I'm using a button for a pick since I lost mine and can't find it
2) I need to go to bed at a more regular time. I've decided on 11-11:30 and found the perfect reward is if I'm successful, I can check IG first thing in the morning. I follow inspirational people and always go away after 5-10 minutes saying, "Yes, I can strive for excellence! What will I do today?" and then going through the day being pumped for action.
3) I'm working on the binding for my granddaughter's quilt and made a sleeping bag for my grandson's favorite giraffe today. My Quilts of Valor group gave me a kit to make a quilt for them so I will be starting on that in a week or so.
4) If I expect to be able to travel and hike and do fun projects for many more years, the most important thing I can do is to live a healthy lifestyle, so I guess that one trumps all the rest and needs to be #1 on my list. So, I will follow up this post with my goal and figure out how to record my progress here.
Good luck to all this month. You're off to a great start!2 -
1. My goal for this month: I will take actions that will improve my physical and mental wellbeing.
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal: I will work out for 10 minutes every day. I will also chart calories eaten and calories burned and keep the burn at a higher number.
I will engage in a creative and/or study activity every day (sewing, music, photography, birds, French). And be in bed by 11:30.
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit: Keep my phone by the bed so I can grab it and listen to IG first thing in the morning. Then go upstairs and write out my daily plan as usual and use that as a reminder throughout the day.
4. How often will you do your new habit (daily is best if possible): daily
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? For going to bed on time, IG in the morning. For doing the other activities, visualize how I will use the improvements in the future and how I will feel. I like @PackerFaninGB 's idea of buying an inspirational book at the end of the month if I am successful.
6. What help do you need from us? Encouragement!
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February? I will have lost a few pounds, feel stronger, feel more confident in the new skills I'm learning and in the old ones I'm honing.
So much, maybe too much, but it's spread throughout the day and I'm doing those things now, just not focused on every day yet. I'm going to do my best to accomplish my goals and not get sidetracked like I usually do around week 4.3 -
Feb 5
10 minute walk (hill)
-203 food cal below burn cal
🧵 Quilting webinar, quilt binding 📸 depth of field lesson, 🎸“Imagine”
In bed at 11:22
Yesterday was a good day. Today I’m meeting my son for lunch so will have to look up the menu before leaving so I don’t blow my whole cal count at one meal!3 -
Feb 6
20 minutes of stretching, weights, walking
-203 (again!)
🧵quilt binding, 🎸Imagine 📸DOF study
In bed 11:25
I have to force myself to work out. I put it off until late afternoon but I’ve been getting it done. If I focus on just 10 minutes, it seems easier to do it. My knees get sore if I’m not careful with squats.2 -
Trying to follow the 20, 20, 20 rule when chewing my food. I eat so fast and then end up binging cause I'm not satisfied cause I never really tasted the food. Bad habit I want to change over time.3
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Feb 7
10 min weights
Cals in exceeded burn. I should have looked up cal values before scarfing down that 3rd😳 slice of pizza. The homemade blueberry muffins didn’t help either😕 Not my finest eating day😜.
🧵 finished the binding 😃 🎸”Imagine” is getting smoother, needs more practice.
In bed 11:29!
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I am focusing on my art practice, as it is key to my maintaining my weight. It relaxes me, gives me purpose, leads to discovery & learning, and brings me joy!
Feb 1 - began Major Re-org of Art Studio
🎨 Feb 2 - coloring book fun that I embellished with added drawings, quotes, family member’s names!!! I like it much better if I personalize the page- just had never thought of it before!
🎨 Feb 3 - played with watercolor on scraps of paper. No pressure. The best one was just pure chance
Jan 30-Feb 2 Major revamp of art studio to support my current interests. Not giving away much - just organizing more efficiently. Loved all empty boxes & bins downstairs for other uses. Two more days to go on the revamp!
🎨 Feb 4 coloring book for hours over several times of the day - relaxing
🎨 Feb 5 organized my scrap paper, then planned the framing of my friend’s tapestry.
Then off to art group- coloring book
Plan to do pen & ink flower piece later today for an upcoming exhibit in town!!!!
It was so nice to have a clear table to play with my paints today!!! Fun!!
🎨 2/6 helped a friend choose fabric/wall paper at a Re-use non-profit for her tapestry. Chose a few things for my fabric & paper supplies; was moderate.
🎨 2/7 Took 20-30 minutes of notes of a novel I hope to use as inspiration for a handmade art book/diary.
Watched two videos: one on some principles that aid with composition & another that reminded me to use phone to see in process art in value scale &:or upside down to improve composition. Reminded that I don’t use enough dark darks 2 -
Hey @nebslp! We all have those daysFeb 7
10 min weights
Cals in exceeded burn. I should have looked up cal values before scarfing down that 3rd😳 slice of pizza. The homemade blueberry muffins didn’t help either😕 Not my finest eating day😜.
🧵 finished the binding 😃 🎸”Imagine” is getting smoother, needs more practice.
In bed 11:29! I had one yesterday.
Were you tired? Stressed? Too hungry?
Interesting to be a detective 🕵️♀️ and figure out what led up to it...
I force myself to sit down & pay attention to every bite - even if I’m eating more than I planned. And I am working on logging everything first- which I do 6 out of 7 nights at this point.
Baby steps!2 -
There are some stellar goals being pursued this month: logging food, regular exercise, better sleep and stress management, better time management, and cultivating hobbies that bring us joy! Great focus areas with good triggers and rewards that increase the likelihood that they’ll stick as habits.
And a very warm welcome to new members @bacpath and @debrabuf1! We are glad that you joined us and we look forward to hearing how you are progressing and cheering you on!1 -
@MadisonMolly insightfully stated:“I am focusing on my art practice, as it is key to my maintaining my weight. It relaxes me, gives me purpose, leads to discovery & learning, and brings me joy!”
If I swapped out “guitar” for “art”, word for word I feel the same way and I have experienced the same thing. Before I lost weight my weight, food was my biggest daily pleasure. I was either eating food or thinking about eating food. And it’s understandable… Food tastes great and it’s usually a source of immense pleasure. But I made it too important in my life. Since I’ve been focusing on learning to play the guitar the last few years, it has dethroned food as my greatest source of daily pleasure. There’s such a deep sense of joy, achievement, fun, creative expression, and knowing that with more practice I’ll only get better, that it has truly changed my life. I never got any of that from a brownie!
Every single person I know on MFP who has lost weight and maintained that loss has a creative hobby that they indulge in regularly. Often several hobbies, such as @77tes and her love of sewing and dancing. I certainly know people who are very creative and still overweight, but I think shifting the focus from food to creative pursuits that give us joy tilts the odds in our favor of reaching and maintaining a healthy weight.2 -
An update on my goal for this month, to get more sleep by going to bed earlier. I’ve been reasonably successful at being in bed by 10:30, but even when I’m not, just having that goal has made me go to bed earlier than I would otherwise. But I also wasn’t seeing much improvement in how I felt. I still felt tired and draggy and feeling like I was coming down with a cold. And then I realized I was likely feeling lousy because of the low humidity that results from running my wood stove in the wintertime. The two are very correlated timing wise. So while I’ve been thinking I need more sleep, what I really needed was more moisture in the air.
I bought a room humidifier and oh my… What a difference! I feel so much better. No more feeling draggy, coughing, with low-grade headaches. I can breathe again and as a result I think I’ll sleep much better.
I’m looking forward to seeing how the humidifier and a slightly earlier bedtime impact how I feel!1 -
Feb 8
10 min walking
-232 cal below burn
🧵Washed and dried granddaughter’s quilt, made label
In bed 11:29 (am cutting it pretty close! My goal is 11:30)2 -
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Hey @nebslp! We all have those days I had one yesterday.
Were you tired? Stressed? Too hungry?
Interesting to be a detective 🕵️♀️ and figure out what led up to it...
I force myself to sit down & pay attention to every bite - even if I’m eating more than I planned. And I am working on logging everything first- which I do 6 out of 7 nights at this point.
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@MadisonMolly2017 I think it pays to be a detective. I looked back at my log and saw that on the day that I overindulged it was because I had eaten very little protein and I was hungry. I have been eating yogurt with 15 gr protein since then in the afternoon and it makes a big difference in my resistance. Thanks for the tip!
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@themedalist Buying a room humidifier was a great idea. I like that when you had a problem, you figured out a possible solution and then took action. I’m glad you are feeling less tired. So often when I have a problem I don’t try to figure out the solution so I settle for less than the best. Or if I do know of something I could try, I don’t always make the effort to try it🤪. I need to remedy that!
I totally agree that having a creative outlet has a positive effect on life. I think it’s the challenge of being able to do something I couldn’t do before, or doing it better than before is very uplifting. Learning a new song on the guitar or a new quilting technique are challenging but so worth the effort. When I’m doing those things, food is the last thing on my mind.3 -
Feb 9
10 min walk
-428
🧵worked on quilts of valor quilt 1 hour 🎸Imagine
In bed 11:22...I am moving cut off time to 11:25 this week. It’s possible. It’s just a decision. And my reward motivation is strong! I feel hopeful every day when I get up and can watch trainwithjoan go through her paces and read her inspiring words first thing in the morning. She’s 73 and started losing weight and working out 3 years ago and looks and feels phenomenal! She has me believing in the impossible💗2 -
Joining mid-Feb. but might as well start documenting now and not wait until March.
1. My goal for this month (This February I will...")
Stay on track recording all food I consume. Get back on the treadmill and routine of some sort of physical activity at least 3 days a week.
2. The small actions I’ll be taking to accomplish this goal
Start with breakfast. Open the app every morning and start with logging breakfast.
3. The trigger or cue to remember to do my habit
Don't swipe away the MFP reminder. Click it and open the app to start logging.
4. How often will you do your new habit (daily is best if possible)
Daily
5. What reward will you immediately give yourself for doing your habit? (Small positive feedbacks such as a fist pump, saying "I'm awesome", or a star/check mark on your calendar help cement the habit you are trying to build.)
Just a simple pat on the back to say "you did it!"
6. What help do you need from us?
Just a simple pat on the back to say "you did it!"
7. What does success look like to you at the end of February?
Trend line for weight going down.4
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