Burnout

Get off the ledge, don't do it!!! Vacation can really through you off. I know from experience! Don't give in to your laziness calling you. Just set in your mind that you are going to continue in your weight loss success. Even if you literally have to force yourself to work out and eat right, do it! If you give up now after all your hard work you will kick yourself in a few months when you have to start all over again ! DON'T GIVE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! YOU CAN DO IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Help! I have been going to a bootcamp AND working out at the gym AND counting calories. Now I cannot say I have been exactly perfect on the calorie end and since vacation 3 weeks ago I cannot seem to pull my head out. I have 24 more pounds to lose and every day I keep slidding back into old ways and bad habits. Sheesh. I am tired and afraid that this will turn into just another one of my attempts to lose weight and fail. HELP

If you slide back into old ways and bad habits, then the weight will not shift, if it did you wouldn't be here in the first place. If you still decide to carry on like that, then yes, the weight loss plan will fail and you won't lose the weight.

Keep focussed on what your goal is, you have come thus far, such a shame if you let all your previous hard work go to pot :frown:

What made you get determined before? How did you tell yourself "this is it, I am going to do it"?

Try a fresh approach, start from scratch. Pretend that the only weight you have had to lose from the beginning is 24lbs and the beginning starts here, now. If you crack down, by the time Christmas arrives, you will be at your goal weight - but only if you got for it.

You have a distinct advantage this time round, you know what works for you and do not have to go through all those hit and miss things that so many have to endure when they first start. :flowerforyou:

REWARD YOURSELF. Not necessarily for any weight loss. But for sticking to your exercise/diet plan for a certain number of days. Tell yourself that if you are able to stay within your calories for X amount of days, or exercise X amount of times per week, etc., you will go and get a manicure, pedicure, new shoes, new book, or something that you like. Step away from the scale and focus on the mental "diet". You can do this. Look how far you have come. YOU WILL SUCCEED!!!

The mental diet is the place I struggle the most. I can plan my food, do my exercises all withjust will power but if I don't change my mental diet I'll burnout soon...thanks for putting that into perspective.

Help! I have been going to a bootcamp AND working out at the gym AND counting calories. Now I cannot say I have been exactly perfect on the calorie end and since vacation 3 weeks ago I cannot seem to pull my head out. I have 24 more pounds to lose and every day I keep slidding back into old ways and bad habits. Sheesh. I am tired and afraid that this will turn into just another one of my attempts to lose weight and fail. HELP
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You are describing me to a tee! The goal has to be to have more "good' days than 'bad" ones and slowly make life changes. Every little change adds up! Easy to say but much harder to actually do as I am just coming back after being off the wagon for two weeks myself, and gained the weight to prove it. Good luck, you can do it!