Fabulous FRIDAY!
AliceNov2011
Posts: 471 Member
"Learn from the past, set vivid, detailed goals for the future, and live in the only moment of time over which you have any control: now." -- Denis Waitley
Every time I say, "No, thank you," I feel empowered all over again.
What makes you feel strong?
Every time I say, "No, thank you," I feel empowered all over again.
What makes you feel strong?
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faith in the Lord,anticipation of our trip to Punta Cana,Dominican Republic in January0
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Every time I say, "No, thank you," I feel empowered all over again.
This is a big one for me. When I started, my family wouldn't always take 'no thank you' for an answer. I've finally come to the point that I only have to say it once, and they quit badgering me about eating. It's wonderful!0 -
My workouts0
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Probably first year in forever I didn't buy any or eat too much candy around Halloween. I had 1 snickers bite at a party Saturday. This time of year has typically been the start of 2 months of not-so-good choices that lead to a weight gain. Maybe this time I'll do better. Don't get me wrong, I'll still enjoy the holidays and the food that comes with it but there are better things to treat myself with than candy. Not worth it when I've got those 2 size 10 goodwill skirts mocking me from the closet....0
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When I am successful at something or something starts to feel easy for me. The other day I was thinking...wow...these stairs used to feel so hard. I feel like I don't need the handrail and I actually felt my muscles controlling my movements and making it easy. It's weird - but it felt so good!0
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Connecting with others on this site and the encouragement I receive daily makes me feel strong. My faith, husband, family and friends supporting me on this journey reminds me of my strength.0
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beginning and ending the day with a positive attitude even if I haven't met all the goals I have set for each day.0
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meeting my goals for the day, .....staying within calories, exercise, drink my water, do my devotional, check in with MFP0
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I can echo what several of you have said.. my workouts, meditating, and maintaining a positive attitude in every situation makes me feel like a superhero some days!0
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I love when I am offered anything - but especially dessert - and I say "no thank you"...and then someone says - "great will power" - empowerment!0
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I love when I go to someones house (family or friends) for dinner and they say "Can you eat this?" with sincerity. It means they know how hard I am working and support me in it. It shows that people recognize that this is my new life and not some crazy diet that I will cheat on "just this once".0
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When I hear, "Wow! You're looking GREAT"! It just boosts me up, helps me feel stronger in my conviction that I'm on the right path, and helps me to keep my eye on the prize.0
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My workouts
This. I just got done running 4.5 miles. Yes!0 -
Most of the above.Feels really good to be in control !!0
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My commitment to this journey. I am proud of my efforts. In the past I would eat healthy and or exercise for a limited period of time. This time I am in for life! Feels really good.0
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I just turned 60 today, so I have to start kicking *kitten* or be an old lady and that is not going to happen. Turnng 60 sucks and really pissed me off today, but I am better than that, and will do this. REDI0
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"Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence." -- Helen Keller
Friday again, ALREADY??!?!!!?
What a FABULOUS week it's been, don't you think?
How are you kicking off the weekend? What's for dinner?
Smiles,
Alice0 -
Every time I say, "No, thank you," I feel empowered all over again.
This is one for me as well. I get suckered in to many things wanting to please everyone only to discover that it causes me grief and stress.0 -
Happy birthday to you! Embrace it with vigor that you are strong & getting as healthy as you can be!:flowerforyou:0
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The fact that I have been disciplined to do what is right for my body, stick with proper eatting, not feel deprived, work through the struggles, and follow a healthy eatting regiment. I notice the difference in my response when I eat something good and something bad.0
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I feel strong when I look at a menu and the most appealing thing is a green salad with chicken or shrimp and when I am finished I have only used a small portion of the dressing on the side, but my hunger and taste buds are satisfied.
I feel strong when I am leaving my body pump class at 7am while the sun comes up, feeling sweaty but ready to take on the day.
I feel strong when I finish a tennis match without losing a fitness point.0 -
"Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence." -- Helen Keller
Friday again, ALREADY??!?!!!?
What a FABULOUS week it's been, don't you think?
How are you kicking off the weekend? What's for dinner?
Smiles,
Alice
Tonight: Car Shopping with my daughter - her car died and she is looking for a new one
Saturday and Sunday I volunteered to work the air show here in Town (Las Vegas). My work has a booth there and I will be walking around passing out whatever it is we are handing out this year (flags, flyers, etc). About 6 hours each day.
Saturday night I will be with friends for game night (the asked me a week ago if I had any special dietary needs - my friends are super considerate!)
Should be a FABULOUS WEEKEND!0 -
"Optimism is the faith that leads to achievement. Nothing can be done without hope and confidence." -- Helen Keller
Friday again, ALREADY??!?!!!?
What a FABULOUS week it's been, don't you think?
How are you kicking off the weekend? What's for dinner?
Smiles,
Alice
Starting my weekend 'proper' with BodyPump at 09.30 Saturday morning:laugh: .
Dinner was healthy oven baked fish and sweet potato wedges, with veggies, and all cooked by my 13 year old DD0 -
"The joy of the Lord is my strength!"
Doing my workouts at the gym make me feel strong, capable and healthy. It's wonderful to begin to feel healthy again!0