Who wants to weigh in everyday?
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sarahbeth17
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I was just thinking that if I can weigh in everyday to everyone than I would feel a whole lot more responsible for what I eat and do throughout the day knowing tomorrow I could weigh more or less! Anyone else wanna post every day so we have that sense of guilt or accomplishment that we need?
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hahaha I love this, I think lol0
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If that works as motivation for you in a positive way, go for it. I know that for me personally, weighing every day leads to "why the hell should I bother?" behavior and have long since gone back to my once a week weigh-in. Tailoring your methods to your personality is a key point for success in my opinion. Best of luck to you!0
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just remember the scale really reflects what you ate 2 days ago0
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I've been posting my weigh ins in the notes section of my diary. They are there for my friends to see them, if they care. Weight fluctuates so much on a daily basis that I don't know that I necessarily want to be accountable for the slight changes in water weight from day to day. It's probably bad enough that I weigh myself every morning, even if it doesn't bother me.0
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weighing in every day set's you up for failure (been there done that )
your weight fluctuates so much from weather, water retention, many things
IMHO not a good idea0 -
I stand on the scale every morning myself... its a bad habit. Lol.0
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I weigh myself every day around the same time but I only post once a week. I do this so I can see how my body reacts to certain foods or too much sodium and stuff.
If I didn't do this, I wouldn't realize that I ate something to cause water retention.0 -
I'm a victim of this madness.....but I can't stop - helps me feel like I'm doing something right- hehehehe0
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I weigh myself every morning. It encourages me so I don't see it as a problem. I don't forsee it becoming a problem, but if it did I would weigh in weekly.0
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I'm in!!!! I am addicted to weighing myself every morning even if sometimes I am like WTH how did I gain 1lb or 2lb!!! Add me as a friend if you like!!!!0
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I do it everyday...a couple of times a day. I don't know why I do it to myself, but if I'm in the bathroom, I have to know!0
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weighing in every day sets you up for failure (been there done that )
your weight fluctuates so much from weather, water retention, many things
IMHO not a good idea
Sorry, I can't agree with that! I'm not saying you're wrong, just that for me, the opposite is true, as well it might be for others.
In my case, I have been weighing every day since I started this (100 days ago), and I keep an annotated spreadsheet and graph. I can see exactly what affects my weight - good or bad - and I don't get disillusioned by apparent gains because I know the reasons for them. I can also see at a glance that my weightloss, while fluctuating a little, shows a definite downward trend. I also log my cals on a spreadsheet/graph on a daily basis (allowance and actual consumption), and in all the time I have been doing this, I have only gone over my limit eight times, and even then, by less than 300....IN TOTAL!
BUT....I do have a scientific and logical nature, so for me, knowledge is everything! Knowing how my body works is key to my success. It means I don't have an emotional reaction if I see the scales creep up, or not move. And if there *is* an issue, I resolve it. Simple!
I don't consider this kind of record-keeping setting myself up for failure...in fact, failure is *not* an option in my book! It hasn't even occurred to me that there's even the slightest chance I won't succeed! I want this, so I'll achieve it!
Of course, what works for me won't necessarily work for everyone!
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weighing in every day sets you up for failure (been there done that )
your weight fluctuates so much from weather, water retention, many things
IMHO not a good idea
Sorry, I can't agree with that! I'm not saying you're wrong, just that for me, the opposite is true, as well it might be for others.
In my case, I have been weighing every day since I started this (100 days ago), and I keep an annotated spreadsheet and graph. I can see exactly what affects my weight - good or bad - and I don't get disillusioned by apparent gains because I know the reasons for them. I can also see at a glance that my weightloss, while fluctuating a little, shows a definite downward trend. I also log my cals on a spreadsheet/graph on a daily basis (allowance and actual consumption), and in all the time I have been doing this, I have only gone over my limit eight times, and even then, by less than 300....IN TOTAL!
BUT....I do have a scientific and logical nature, so for me, knowledge is everything! Knowing how my body works is key to my success. It means I don't have an emotional reaction if I see the scales creep up, or not move. And if there *is* an issue, I resolve it. Simple!
I don't consider this kind of record-keeping setting myself up for failure...in fact, failure is *not* an option in my book! It hasn't even occurred to me that there's even the slightest chance I won't succeed! I want this, so I'll achieve it!
Of course, what works for me won't necessarily work for everyone!
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I'm a victim of this madness.....but I can't stop - helps me feel like I'm doing something right- hehehehe
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guilty as charged i weigh every single morning to see how the day before eating has affected my weight, naughty some say but works for me x0
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I know that if I go up .5 pounds and I didn't nothing wrong the day before than it's no big deal, weighing daily keep me sane, if I waited a week I would start cheating myself. I wanna force myself to do good EVERY day.... I'll start today...I'm 163.6 as of this morning. In my following posts I'll try to post what I was the day before as well to really let everyone know!0
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yip, I too weigh myself every morning..have done for years. Even when I was gaining weight.
So yip, add me as a friend if you like. I am like the goktor..I need to see that figure. I wanna know that what I've been doing is having a positive effect on the scales.
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I weigh myself and record it every morning. I don't really see it as discouraging, even if my weight goes up by a pound or two within a day. I know that my weight naturally fluctuates, and when I see my graph going up and down over the days but just down over the weeks, I know that the weight is coming off.
I think it actually encourages me, because I can see that although I may have fluctuation of a pound or two, in the long run the scale IS showing a smaller number.
Feel free to add me!0 -
I weigh myself every day around the same time but I only post once a week. I do this so I can see how my body reacts to certain foods or too much sodium and stuff.
If I didn't do this, I wouldn't realize that I ate something to cause water retention.
I do this for the same reasons0 -
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