I feel sorry for the new year resolutioners..
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MumToBrendon
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Everyone on here seem to be expecting them all to fail! Surely you should cut out your judgmental horrible personalities and support anyone who joins here, anyone who succeeds or fails. When they came here their ambition was to succeed afterall!
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Not everyone is so hateful. I don't like all of the negative posts I have seen about new year's newbies either. I hope people are just venting and will ultimately be nice and helpful to anyone they can.0
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The majority of them will fail. That's just a reality. Does that mean they get less support from me? No, but I think someone waiting for a start date to change their life already has the wrong attitude going in.1
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The majority of them will fail. That's just a reality. Does that mean they get less support from me? No, but I think someone waiting for a start date to change their life already has the wrong attitude going in.
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SNIP No, but I think someone waiting for a start date to change their life already has the wrong attitude going in.
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The majority of them will fail. That's just a reality. Does that mean they get less support from me? No, but I think someone waiting for a start date to change their life already has the wrong attitude going in.0
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I find planning is best. I never start anything unless it's a Monday or the first of the month. I will be restarting with a new account in the new year. I'm still going now. Still dieting, still losing, but definitely start fresh at new year. If they try and failed, at least they tried.0
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in, because this is going to end swimmingly0
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The majority of them will fail. That's just a reality. Does that mean they get less support from me? No, but I think someone waiting for a start date to change their life already has the wrong attitude going in.
I hate that. I won't be able to get a good full workout in unless I'm there waiting in line for equipment for hours...0 -
I find planning is best. I never start anything unless it's a Monday or the first of the month. I will be restarting with a new account in the new year. I'm still going now. Still dieting, still losing, but definitely start fresh at new year. If they try and failed, at least they tried.
Why with a new account? Is that necessary?
I just don't believe in the New Year's resolutions or giving up stuff for Lent. I have the same goals every day, every year for the rest of my life when it comes to health and fitness.0 -
in, because this is going to end swimmingly
BAH, Agreed.
Seriously OP, what is it with the new start date? Why not just start now...or next Monday?0 -
The majority of them will fail. That's just a reality. Does that mean they get less support from me? No, but I think someone waiting for a start date to change their life already has the wrong attitude going in.0
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The majority of them will fail. That's just a reality. Does that mean they get less support from me? No, but I think someone waiting for a start date to change their life already has the wrong attitude going in.
I hate that. I won't be able to get a good full workout in unless I'm there waiting in line for equipment for hours...
This, I can't even go in the evenings now that the weather is cold because it's so crowded... Summer was great!0 -
Surely you should cut out your judgmental horrible personalities0
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Everyone on here seem to be expecting them all to fail! Surely you should cut out your judgmental horrible personalities and support anyone who joins here, anyone who succeeds or fails.
That's a very judgemental post.0 -
I think someone waiting for a start date to change their life already has the wrong attitude going in.
^^^ Could not have said this any better. Why not start today... why does it have to be Jan 1?0 -
I find planning is best. I never start anything unless it's a Monday or the first of the month. I will be restarting with a new account in the new year. I'm still going now. Still dieting, still losing, but definitely start fresh at new year. If they try and failed, at least they tried.
Okay, but eating less and moving more does not require a lot of planning if you really want to do it. Go for a walk over lunch. Eat something with less calories for lunch than you normally would. Do pushups in your cubicle on the hour. Drink more water throughout the day. Take the stairs instead of the elevator.
None of these require setting time aside to accomplish. Oh, and these are all things I do daily.0 -
The majority of them will fail. That's just a reality. Does that mean they get less support from me? No, but I think someone waiting for a start date to change their life already has the wrong attitude going in.
Mine will be a zoo for at least the first couple of months and at the same time...there will be a time limit for cardio equipment! I've tried and failed at the new year's resolution this. A couple of years ago...I started in September in the middle of the week and have never looked back! Don't wait...just do it!0 -
I usually don't wait to start something, but different things work for different people.
I actually do have a resolution this year - and that's to keep doing what I've been doing and move closer to my goal.0
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