What are your struggles?

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  • ltparker
    ltparker Posts: 32
    Staying motivated, exercising and staying away from junk food
  • kendrafox
    kendrafox Posts: 111 Member
    My big struggle is portion control. I have attempted to measure and weigh my portions, but it becomes a struggle. I don't eat late at night much anymore, and if I do, it is usually homebaked tortillia chips with salsa or greek yogurt. I also have a problem staying motivated through the weekends. I am usually able to get through the week and workout everyday, but once the weekend rolls around, I have issues staying on track.
  • raindancer
    raindancer Posts: 993 Member
    The weekends when DH is off. He wants to eat out all the time. Some weekends we will be running around so much we eat out all 3 meals both days.
  • diagyrl
    diagyrl Posts: 30 Member

    Thanks for the tip :smile: I live in London so those kisses are hard to come by! However we do have equivalents - must do some chocolate research!

    Oh your chocolate is SOOOOO much better!!!!!! Used to live there long ago
    the home to my fav candies in the world --- Fruit Pastilles!! (Smarties coming in a close second!)

    I love breads - regular & sweet - sweets of all kinds --- food of all kinds .... my biggest hurdles are portion control & just controlling what I eat. I feel hungry all the time. But I am at the beginning of my journey so it WILL get better!!!!! :)

    Rooting for us all on this difficult journey
    having quit smoking in the past & now losing weight ---- this is WAYYYYYY harder! LOL
  • eleslie1989
    eleslie1989 Posts: 57 Member
    i cant see me being able to acheive this :) iv got a majorly sore shin! i really want to continue my exercise regime but i dont want to make it worse, but ill do as much cycling as i can since thats not as hard on my shin.

    hope everyone is still enjoying themselves and lets see how we all do in the end :)
  • Exodus109
    Exodus109 Posts: 9 Member
    Drink more water!!! If you are not hydrated, your body will fight dropping the excess fat. Just give it a try for a week. :)
  • lmr9
    lmr9 Posts: 628 Member
    1) Eating out of boredom and not hunger.
    2) Snacking late at night after dinner.
    3) If I mildly mess up, then I'll say "screw it" and eat badly the rest of the day.
    4) Consistency.
    5) If my routine gets interrupted (work late, stress, no time to meal plan/grocery shop), then I'm all out of whack and end up eating out.
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