Day 9 _ what inspires you?
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Day 9: What inspires you?
My inspiration for losing weight is actually myself. But not myself as I am now; instead the me in the future that I could be if I worked out and took control of what I ate.
My inspiration for losing weight is actually myself. But not myself as I am now; instead the me in the future that I could be if I worked out and took control of what I ate.
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what inspires me are:
1. Jesus christ above all else he believes in me and never let me down
2. my daughter telling her school nurse she is proud of mommy for all the weight she has lossed and that she nor I need her to push the bmi crap stuff on us. her words not mine.0 -
Day 9: What inspires me?
God and Jesus Christ above! The success stories of others who have been through this and succeeded and/or just plugging along daily to stay on that wagon. My support system on MFP who supports and encourages me daily.0 -
What inspires me?
I am inspired by supportive friends! Especially all of my new ones!!
I am inspired by my Parents and Grandparents, from whom I have learned so much
I am inspired by my Husband, who is the best man I've ever known
I am inspired by my Daughter, she has such a beautiful, pure, loving heart
I am inspired by my Son, he is so kind, caring and eternally happy0 -
hmmm, maybe i'm not answering the question correctly, but...honestly, i think i inspire myself. i do things for myself now, which took a while after having kids...to remember that i am an actual person and am not soley defined by my family. so i don't mean to sound arrogant saying i inspire myself, but i do feel that i find motivition from within...the goals i have for myself are for ME. they are goals that i thought of and i want for myself...not anyone else.0
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Reading success stories on here inspires me. Looking at pics of super fit tummies inspire me. My kids, my four year old saw a bit of a binge once, and told me I needed to stop eating so much candy or I'd get a tummy ache. That was a wake up call that inspires me.
On a side note, I had a fudge brownie at lunch today that triggered my mental chocolate binge thing. I also went to the movies tonight (my parents are in town, and could watch my kiddos) and had popcorn and candy, but I stayed within my calories. However, when I got home I was totally craving junk. I ate some chocolate covered pecans that put me over my calories,.... But I didn't hide it, I counted and logged all the calories and I did it in front of my husband and mom. I typically don't log binges. So I feel like I kind of cheated today, but not as bad as usual, so I'm going to keep on with the challenge. I guess we'll see what happens tomorrow. I'm determined to not let this trigger my usual week long binge thing. It was a calorie overage on a fun date night, that's it. That's life, not a binge (the things we tell ourselves, huh)0 -
Reading success stories on here inspires me. Looking at pics of super fit tummies inspire me. My kids, my four year old saw a bit of a binge once, and told me I needed to stop eating so much candy or I'd get a tummy ache. That was a wake up call that inspires me.
On a side note, I had a fudge brownie at lunch today that triggered my mental chocolate binge thing. I also went to the movies tonight (my parents are in town, and could watch my kiddos) and had popcorn and candy, but I stayed within my calories. However, when I got home I was totally craving junk. I ate some chocolate covered pecans that put me over my calories,.... But I didn't hide it, I counted and logged all the calories and I did it in front of my husband and mom. I typically don't log binges. So I feel like I kind of cheated today, but not as bad as usual, so I'm going to keep on with the challenge. I guess we'll see what happens tomorrow. I'm determined to not let this trigger my usual week long binge thing. It was a calorie overage on a fun date night, that's it. That's life, not a binge (the things we tell ourselves, huh)
no, that's true...that IS life, not a binge. there is definitely a difference. that's not just something you tell yourself.0 -
As some of you have mentioned, one of my inspirations is myself. A few years ago, I achieved my goal weight with the help of a great trainer. I have since gained a few pounds and I've become less attentive to my nutritional needs, which is why I decided to prove to myself that I can remain healthy and happy, even without a trainer. I am also inspired by my younger brother, who likewise has lost a lot of weight and has come to embrace a healthier, more active lifestyle. And if I can turn the question around: I hope that, through my actions, I can inspire others.0
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My inspiration comes from fear of ending up like my dad. He is overweight, suffered a heart attack and triple bypass surgery and still has high blood pressure and doesn't take care of himself. I love him but it scares me and I don't want to be like that.0
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I guess myself that I was able to lose weight in the past so I can do it again when others around me can't or overall don't.
That I don't turn into family members to have the same health issues they do. Or at least try to mitigate them as best as my dad's side will be more prone overweight or not but I am aware of what to look for.
A friend who's done weight loss surgery, who finally has "gotten it", and watching her go through her journey. It's a delight to watch her get healthy when she's struggled so much in the past when I know she was trying.0 -
I do not think that I am an inspiration, but I do find my motivation from within. There isn't someone I want to look like or someone I'm trying not to look like or a health scare inspiring me. I just want to look the BEST i can look. And binging is certainly not helping. Lol.0